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F1 fandom has reached a fever pitch over the past few years thanks to Netflix’s docuseries “Drive to Survive,” which began filming in 2018 and is now in its sixth season. The prestige reality show points the camera on the rarefied drama of motorsports, and has created a whole new cult of F1 fans in the process.
Whether you’ve only been recently introduced to the cultish F1 fandom, or are a long-time follower of the top-tier international racing world, you’ll likely want a fast and affordable way to stream the most anticipated races.
The 2024 season continues this weekend in Monaco, marking the highly anticipated eighth round on the F1 calendar. Eyes will be on Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc who is hoping to turn around his recent bad luck with a win at the Monaco GP. Meanwhile, Max Verstappen could break Ayrton Senna’s qualifying record, and McLaren will unveil their green, yellow and blue livery it will run this weekend in tribute to the late Senna.
The Monaco Grand Prix will broadcast live on ESPN but those without cable can stream the entire event live online on ESPN+, with plans starting at $11/month. ESPN is also available on a variety of other live TV streamers such as DirecTV, Sling TV, Fubo TV and Hulu + Live TV.
The rest of the season will feature dozens of GPs across the world including Canada, Spain, Austria, England, Hungary, Belgium, Netherlands, Italy, Azerbaijan, Singapore, U.S., Mexico, Brazil and Qatar before the grand finale takes place in Abu Dhabi this December.
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