Formula 1 Live Streams, Race Schedule & F1 Guide
Every Grand Prix in one place. Formula 1 race times, the full F1 schedule, and live stream links on every race page.
What is Formula 1?
Formula 1, also written Formule 1 and shortened to F1, is the top class of single-seater motor racing. Twenty drivers race for ten teams on circuits around the world. The cars are the fastest racing machines on the planet, and the drivers are among the best athletes in motorsport.
A Grand Prix weekend usually runs from Friday to Sunday. Friday is for practice, Saturday is for qualifying, and Sunday is race day. Qualifying sets the starting grid: the fastest driver starts at the front. Points go to the top finishers, and there are two championships each season, one for drivers and one for teams.
F1 races happen on every continent, from street circuits through city centers to classic tracks with decades of history. Race start times change with each time zone, so always check the race page on Fawa News for the start time where you live.
How to watch Formula 1 live
This page is a guide, not a stream. The live player lives on each match's event page on Fawa News. Open the agenda, find your game, and click through. The event page shows the start time in your zone, and it carries the licensed stream player when a live feed is available for that game.
- Open the Fawa News agenda for today's fixtures.
- Find your Formula 1 game and check the start time.
- Click the game to open its event page.
- Press play on the stream player when the game goes live.
Fans also follow Formula 1 through official broadcasters. Names you will see in many countries include ESPN, beIN Sports, DAZN, and Fox Sports. Rights change by country, so check your local listings if you prefer the official TV route.
Formula 1 basics for new fans
Twenty drivers, ten teams, two cars per team. Every Grand Prix pays points toward the drivers' and the constructors' championships.
Saturday qualifying decides Sunday's starting order. The fastest lap in each qualifying stage moves a driver forward; the slowest are knocked out.
Pit stops are part of the race. Teams change tires in about two seconds, and strategy around tire choice often decides who wins.
Formula 1 FAQs
What is Formula 1?
Formula 1, or F1, is the top class of single-seater motor racing, with Grands Prix held on circuits around the world.
How does an F1 weekend work?
Practice on Friday, qualifying on Saturday, and the race on Sunday. Qualifying sets the starting grid for the race.
What are the F1 championships?
There are two each season: the drivers' championship for the best driver and the constructors' championship for the best team.
Where can I watch Formula 1 live?
Open the Fawa News agenda, pick your race, and use the event page. It shows the start time and carries the licensed stream player when a live feed is available.
Is there a live stream on this page?
No. This is a guide page. Live players sit on the individual event pages, which you reach through the agenda.
What time do F1 races start?
Start times change with each circuit's time zone. Check the race page on Fawa News for the start time in your zone.