The 2026 Austrian Grand Prix is scheduled to take place at the Red Bull Ring from June 26 to 28, offering fans several ways to follow the event live. Coverage will be available through F1 TV Premium, which provides extensive access to all sessions and additional features for an immersive viewing experience.
F1 TV Premium allows fans to stream every session live, including practice, qualifying, and the race itself. The service offers exclusive onboard cameras on all 22 cars, pre- and post-race shows, and a personalized Multiview feature that delivers up to 26 different feeds on select devices. Streaming is supported on platforms such as Apple TV, Chromecast (Gen 2+), Android TV, Google TV, Amazon Fire TV, and Roku.
Among the drivers competing at the Austrian Grand Prix are Lewis Hamilton, now racing for Ferrari, who is aiming to maintain momentum following a recent Grand Prix victory. Mercedes faces challenges with reliability and an internal contest between drivers Kimi Antonelli and George Russell. The weekend also includes support races like Formula 2, Formula 3, F1 Academy, and Porsche Supercup, all streamed live on the F1 TV platform.
In the United States, Apple has become the official Formula 1® broadcaster, incorporating F1 TV within its Apple TV subscription. The F1 TV broadcast team provides English-language coverage as part of this offering. F1 TV Premium supports 4K Ultra HD and HDR streaming on up to six devices simultaneously, enhancing the viewing quality for subscribers.
Fans interested in subscribing to F1 TV will find that additional payment options, including American Express, are now accepted. However, availability of F1 TV Pro and Premium varies by region, and local broadcaster details can be accessed through official Formula 1® links to ensure fans can find the best viewing option in their area.
The Austrian Grand Prix weekend at the Red Bull Ring promises a comprehensive broadcast package, with multiple platforms and features designed to bring fans closer to the action. The schedule includes all key sessions, and the streaming services provide a variety of viewing angles and live content beyond the main race, catering to dedicated followers of the sport.
