Formula 1 returns to the most prestigious track on the calendar as the sport arrives in Monte Carlo for the 2025 Monaco GP, so make sure you don’t miss a single moment as Total-Motorsport.com brings you a complete guide of where to watch the weekend for fans in the USA, UK and Australia.
Max Verstappen heads into the weekend from May 23-25 as the most recent race winner following a highly impressive performance that saw him dominate the Emilia Romagna GP against the McLarens thanks to an audacious Lap 1 overtake on Oscar Piastri.
From there, the defending world champion never looked back and expertly navigated a safety car restart that had demolished his 18-second lead to ensure he delivered his second win of the season.
It puts the Red Bull ace back into the championship hunt, now trailing Piastri by 22 points, as he aims to match Juan Manuel Fangio by becoming just the fourth five-time champion in F1 history.
Can he do it in Monaco? That remains to be seen with an RB21 car that has been temperamental in its performance and competitiveness against a very consistent McLaren package, that works well across the board.
Norris and Piastri will both fancy their chances, but it’s the Australian championship leader who will enter with all of the confidence having produced three poles this year whilst he is also yet to qualify below third.
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Also going in his favour is the fact that he beat teammate at the Monte Carlo circuit in 2024 by over a tenth in qualifying, which is pivotal at this circuit. The last time a driver won from below pole was Sergio Perez in 2022, and before that it was 2017.
However, this year could be different as the FIA has mandated an obligatory two-stopper to try to spice up the action in this fabled race, could that create options on strategy to explore? How could a convenient safety car or red flag change the picture?
Will Charles Leclerc, Monaco’s home talent and 2024 winner, be able to sprinkle some qualifying magic to give Ferrari some inspiration and hope for the remainder of this campaign that has thus far been underwhelming?
Find out with how the weekend progresses through Friday, Saturday and finally the Grand Prix itself on Sunday, May 23, which will consist of 78 laps at the Circuit de Monaco, which spans 3.337km/2.074 miles in the Principality.
Here’s where to watch the F1 2025 Monaco GP, including a full F1 TV schedule and live streaming guide for fans in the USA, UK and Australia.
Where to Watch F1 2025 Monaco GP
For fans eager to catch every moment, here’s a comprehensive guide on where to watch the F1 2025 Monaco 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 that is slightly different for the F1 2025 Monaco GP as ABC broadcast the full Grand Prix.
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 Monaco Grand Prix weekend schedule is as follows:
- Practice 1: Friday, May 23 at 07:30 ET/04:30 PT on ESPN2.
- Practice 2: Friday, May 23 at 11:00 ET/08:00 PT on ESPN2
- Practice 3: Saturday, May 24 at 06:30 ET/03:30 PT on ESPN2.
- Qualifying: Saturday, May 24 at 10:00 ET/07:00 PT on ESPN.
- Race: Sunday, May 25 at 09:00 ET/06:00 PT on ABC.
Where to Watch: United Kingdom
UK viewers can watch the F1 2025 Monaco 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 23 at 12:30 BST on Sky Sports F1.
- Practice 2: Friday, May 23 at 16:00 BST on Sky Sports F1.
- Practice 3: Saturday, May 24 at 11:30 BST on Sky Sports F1.
- Qualifying: Saturday, May 24 at 15:00 BST on Sky Sports F1.
- Race: Sunday, May 25 at 14:00 BST on Sky Sports F1.
Where to Watch: Australia
In Australia, Fox Sports 506, Foxtel and Kayo Sports provide live coverage of the F1 2025 Monaco 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 23 at 21:30 AEST on Fox Sports 506.
- Practice 2: Friday, May 23 at 01:00 AEST* on Fox Sports 506.
- Practice 3: Saturday, May 24 at 20:30 AEST on Fox Sports 506.
- Qualifying: Saturday, May 24 at 00:00, AEST* on Fox Sports 506.
- Race: Sunday, May 25 at 23:00, AEST on Fox Sports 506.
*indicates the following morning.
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