Where to Watch Miami GP 2025: Full F1 TV Schedule and Live Streaming Guide for USA, UK and Australia

Your complete guide to catching the 2025 F1 Miami Grand Prix live in the USA, UK and Australia.

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Total-Motorsport.com brings you a full TV schedule and live streaming guide for fans in the USA, UK and Australia of where to watch the F1 2025 Miami GP as the sport heads to the Miami International Autodrome for the sixth round from May 2-4.

Anticipation is building for another dramatic showdown between McLaren and potentially Red Bull, with the street track besides the Hard Rock Stadium being similar to the Jeddah Corniche Circuit in profile.

McLaren, now cantering away with the constructors’ championship, are targeting their fifth win from five races whilst Oscar Piastri bids to extend his lead ahead of Lando Norris at the top of the drivers’ standings.

Race winner Lando Norris of McLaren, Max Verstappen and Charles Leclerc of Ferrari celebrate on the podium after the 2024 Miami Grand Prix | Getty Images / Red Bull Content Pool
Race winner Lando Norris of McLaren, Max Verstappen and Charles Leclerc of Ferrari celebrate on the podium after the 2024 Miami Grand Prix | Getty Images / Red Bull Content Pool

Norris faces growing pressure. After a strong start in Australia, his form has dipped and he has relinquished the lead of the standings, with off-colour outings keeping Verstappen within touching distance too.

Speaking of the defending world champion, who claimed pole position in Miami last year, he will be seeking redemption after missing out on the victory in Saudi Arabia by 2.5 seconds, despite carrying a five-second time penalty.

Can Ferrari appear back into the picture after an impressive result for Charles Leclerc in Jeddah? He secured his first podium ahead of the year and looks to build upon it, whilst the Scuderia aim to get the underwhelming Lewis Hamilton back to the picture.

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With McLaren looking to extend their 78-point lead over Mercedes in the teams’ standings and Piastri looking to build upon his 10-point buffer to Norris, the stakes are seat for the F1 2025 Miami GP; and here’s where you can watch the race, including a full TV schedule and live streaming guide for fans in the USA, UK and Australia.

Where to Watch F1 2025 Miami GP

For fans eager to catch every moment, here’s a comprehensive guide on where to watch the F1 2025 Miami Grand Prix across the USA, UK, and Australia.

Where to Watch: United States

In the USA, ESPN typically holds the broadcasting rights for Formula 1, but this is slightly different for the F1 2025 Miami GP as ABC broadcast Sunday’s race live.  

F1 TV Pro offers an online option with features like onboard cameras and live telemetry and fans can also stream the race through FuboTV, Sling TV, and Hulu + Live TV. 

The 2025 Miami Grand Prix weekend schedule is as follows:

  • Practice 1: Friday, May 2 at 12:30 ET/09:30 PT on ESPNU.
  • Sprint Qualifying: Friday, May 2 at 16:30 ET/13:30 PT on ESPNNews
  • Sprint Race: Saturday, May 3 at 12:00 ET/09:00 PT on ESPN. 
  • Qualifying: Saturday, May 3 at 16:00 ET/13:00 PT on ESPN.
  • Race: Sunday, May 4 at 16:00 ET/13:00 PT on ABC and ESPN+.
MIAMI, FLORIDA – MAY 04: Max Verstappen of the Netherlands driving the (1) Oracle Red Bull Racing RB20 leads Charles Leclerc of Monaco driving the (16) Ferrari SF-24 on track during the Sprint ahead of the F1 Grand Prix of Miami at Miami International Autodrome on May 04, 2024 in Miami, Florida. (Photo by Mark Thompson/Getty Images) // Getty Images / Red Bull Content Pool // SI202405040226 // Usage for editorial use only //

Where to Watch: United Kingdom

UK viewers can watch the F1 2025 Miami GP live on Sky Sports F1. Whilst highlights will be showed on Channel 4 later on. 

Sky Go subscribers can stream the race live, while non-subscribers can purchase a NOW TV Sports Pass for access.

The race schedule is:

  • Practice 1: Friday, May 2 at 17:30 BST on Sky Sports F1.
  • Sprint Qualifying: Friday, May 2 at 21:30 BST on Sky Sports F1.
  • Sprint Race: Saturday, May 3 at 17:00 BST on Sky Sports F1.
  • Qualifying: Saturday, May 3 at 21:00 BST on Sky Sports F1.
  • Race: Sunday, May 4 at 21:00 BST on Sky Sports F1.
Oscar Piastri leads George Russell of Mercedes and Lando Norris at the start of the F1 2025 Bahrain Grand Prix | McLaren F1 Team
Oscar Piastri leads The United Kingdom’s George Russell of Mercedes and Lando Norris at the start of the F1 2025 Bahrain Grand Prix | McLaren F1 Team

Where to Watch: Australia

In Australia, Fox Sports 506, Foxtel and Kayo Sports provide live coverage of the F1 2025 Miami GP. 

Additionally, Kayo Sports offers a 7-day free trial for new users, providing an excellent option for fans to watch the race live.

The local schedule in Australia is:

  • Practice 1: Friday, May 2 at 02:30 AEST* on Fox Sports 506.
  • Sprint Qualifying: Friday, May 2 at 06:30 AM AEST* on Fox Sports 506.
  • Sprint Race: Saturday, May 3 at 02:00 AEST* on Fox Sports 506.
  • Qualifying: Saturday, May 3 at 06:00 AM, AEST* on Fox Sports 506.
  • Race: Sunday, May 4 at 06:00 AM, AEST* on Fox Sports 506.

*indicates the following morning.

Race winner Oscar Piastri lifts his trophy on the podium at the F1 2025 Saudi Arabian Grand Prix | McLaren F1 Team
Race winner Oscar Piastri lifts his trophy on the podium at the F1 2025 Saudi Arabian Grand Prix | McLaren F1 Team

Follow the 2025 Miami GP on Total-Motorsport.com

Total-Motorsport.com will also provide live coverage of ALL practice sessions via our live blogs, as well as qualifying and the F1 2025 Miami GP via our live blogs. 

Stay tuned once the flag falls for all the latest reaction to the sessions, brought to you as it happens.

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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