Where to Watch F1 2024 Mexico City GP on TV and Streaming

The enticing 2024 Formula 1 season rolls up to the gates of the Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez for the 2024 Mexico City GP.

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The 2024 Formula 1 season builds to a crescendo as Max Verstappen heads to the Mexico City GP aiming to fend off Lando Norris whilst Charles Leclerc continues to be a thorn in the side of the pair after his latest stunning win, so where can you watch the race?

As the sport heads to the Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez, the drivers’ championship balance is fragile as Verstappen still holds a slender 55-point lead in the standings and proved he is not willing to give up easily after his brave, possibly over the line, defence in Austin last time out.

But in the teams’ battles, McLaren have stormed into the lead in the constructors’ championship after a dominant run since the summer break whilst Ferrari now loom large in the mirrors of Red Bull, trailing the defending champions by just eight points.

The drama is set to unfold from October 25 to 27 at one of the most intriguing tracks on the F1 calendar, famed for its unique, high-altitude, bumpy track in Mexico making engine power less important than elsewhere.

So who will win? Will Verstappen extend his lead, will Norris cut the gap or will Leclerc haul himself into the title fight? You cannot afford to miss this one, so here’s all the details on where to watch the 2024 Mexico City GP in the UK, USA, Australia, and Canada.

Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz celebrate on the podium after the 2024 United States Grand Prix | Scuderia Ferrari Press Office
Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz celebrate on the podium after the 2024 United States Grand Prix | Scuderia Ferrari Press Office

Where to Watch the 2024 Mexico City GP

Sergio Perez returns to his home nation to enjoy the support of thousands of Mexicans at the Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez, so will the Red Bull driver manage to claim his first win of the season in front of his compatriots?

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Or will Mercedes respond to their disappointing race at the United States GP when Lewis Hamilton crashed out and George Russell started from the pits? Here’s where you can follow the action.

CountryTVStreaming
United KingdomSky Sports F1, Channel 4Sky Go, NOW TV
United StatesESPN, ESPN 2, ESPN DeportesESPN+, Hulu, YouTube TV, Fubo, DIRECTV STREAM, Sling TV
CanadaTSN, RDSTSN Direct, RDS Direct
AustraliaFOX Sports, Network TenKayo Sports, Foxtel Go

Where to Watch the F1 Mexico City GP 2024 in the UK

In the UK, the 2024 Mexico City GP will be broadcast live on Sky Sports F1, offering complete coverage of every session, including practice, qualifying, and the main race.

For those who prefer free-to-air highlights, Channel 4 will provide a roundup of the qualifying and race highlights.

  • Sky Sports F1: Comprehensive live coverage of all sessions and post-race analysis.
  • Channel 4: Highlights of the qualifying session and the race.
  • Sky Go: Streaming service for Sky Sports subscribers, offering live action on various devices.
  • NOW TV: Flexible viewing option with daily or monthly Sky Sports passes for non-Sky subscribers.
Lewis Hamilton during the United States GP at Circuit of the Americas | Mercedes F1 Team
Lewis Hamilton during the United States GP at Circuit of the Americas | Mercedes F1 Team

Where to Watch the F1 Mexico City GP 2024 in the US

In the USA, the 2024 Mexico City GP will air live on ESPN, with coverage available on ESPN, ESPN2, and ESPN Deportes for Spanish-speaking viewers. Streaming options include ESPN+ for those who prefer to watch online.

  • ESPN/ESPN2: Live coverage of all practice sessions, qualifying, and the Grand Prix.
  • ESPN Deportes: Spanish-language coverage.
  • ESPN+: Online streaming of all sessions.
  • Hulu Live, YouTube TV: Both services include ESPN in their packages, offering live F1 coverage with on-demand options.
  • Fubo, DIRECTV STREAM, Sling TV: Other streaming alternatives for live F1 action.
Max Verstappen during the United States GP Sprint | Getty Images / Red Bull Content Pool
Max Verstappen during the United States GP Sprint | Getty Images / Red Bull Content Pool

Where to Watch the F1 Mexico City GP 2024 in Canada

In Canada, F1 fans can catch all the action from the Mexico City GP on TSN (in English) and RDS (in French), both of which offer live coverage of all sessions.

  • TSN: English-language live broadcast of every session.
  • RDS: French-language live broadcast.
  • TSN Direct/RDS Direct: Streaming services providing live coverage.
Lance Stroll during practice for the 2024 Singapore Grand Prix | Aston Martin F1 Team
Lance Stroll during practice for the 2024 Singapore Grand Prix | Aston Martin F1 Team

Where to Watch the F1 Mexico City GP 2024 in Australia

In Australia, you can watch the Mexico City GP live on FOX Sports through its FOX Sports 506 channel. For streaming options, Kayo Sports will provide coverage of every session, ensuring you don’t miss a moment of the action. Additionally, Network Ten will air highlights and selected live sessions.

  • FOX Sports 506: Live coverage of all sessions.
  • Kayo Sports: Streaming platform with comprehensive live F1 coverage.
  • Network Ten: Highlights and selected live coverage.
  • Foxtel Go: Offers live coverage through FOX Sports for on-the-go viewing.
Oscar Piastri at the 2024 Azerbaijan GP | McLaren F1 Team
Oscar Piastri at the 2024 Azerbaijan GP | McLaren F1 Team

Live Coverage of 2024 Mexico City GP on Total-Motorsport

In addition to the broadcast and streaming options above, Total-Motorsport.com will also provide live coverage of every session via our live blogs. Stay with us for the latest news, updates, and in-depth analysis throughout the weekend.

You won’t miss a thing from the Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez as the 2024 season builds to its thrilling conclusion!

Brandon Sutton
Brandon Sutton
Brandon is an alumni of an NCTJ and BJTC Liverpool John Moores University course, and has been with Total-Motorsport.com for over a year now. He enjoys covering all forms of motorsport but particularly focuses on Formula 1, and Brandon loves to debate various topics of the sport and other interests, especially if that topic doesn't have an open/shut answer such as the GOAT debate.

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