What is F1 TV used for?

F1 TV is the official Formula 1 streaming service, carrying live Grand Prix coverage and archive content for motorsport fans. It is a good fit for watching race weekends live and rewatching classic Formula 1 races.

How much does F1 TV cost?

F1 TV is a paid product with no free plan.

Is F1 TV open source?

No. F1 TV is proprietary (closed-source) software and can't be self-hosted. In the Media & Streaming category, open-source options include Jellyfin, NewPipe and Navidrome.

What are some alternatives to F1 TV?

F1 TV competes with DAZN and ESPN.

F1 TV: features, pricing and alternatives

About F1 TV

F1 TV is the streaming service run by Formula 1 for watching Grand Prix weekends and related racing content. The page description presents it as a live Grand Prix streaming service, and it is generally used by fans who want race sessions and archive material delivered over the internet.

The page captured for this entry showed almost no text, so details about plans, camera options, regional availability and prices could not be confirmed. It is a consumer sports entertainment product rather than business software, and it is hosted entirely by the provider.

Key features

Live Grand Prix streaming
Archive of past races
Official Formula 1 content
Web and app access

Good fit for

→Watching race weekends live
→Rewatching classic Formula 1 races

Tags: streaming; formula-1; motorsport; live-sports; subscription; entertainment

F1 TV: questions and answers

What is F1 TV used for?: F1 TV is the official Formula 1 streaming service, carrying live Grand Prix coverage and archive content for motorsport fans. It is a good fit for watching race weekends live and rewatching classic Formula 1 races.
How much does F1 TV cost?: F1 TV is a paid product with no free plan.
Is F1 TV open source?: No. F1 TV is proprietary (closed-source) software and can't be self-hosted. In the Media & Streaming category, open-source options include Jellyfin, NewPipe and Navidrome.
What are some alternatives to F1 TV?: F1 TV competes with DAZN and ESPN.