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After a few weeks break, the teams are ready to hit the tarmac once again this weekend, as the 2026 Miami Grand Prix gets underway. The name on everyone's lips right now is Mercedes, but it's all eyes on McLaren's Lando Norris to finally start defending his title while Ferrari and Red Bull look to close in on the lead as well. I'm showing you how to watch the Miami Grand Prix right here.

How to watch the Miami Grand Prix

US: Apple TV (free trial)
UK: Now (£14.99 daily / £27.99 per month)
AU: Foxtel and Kayo (free trials)
Watch from abroad: NordVPN (Exclusive offer: 4 months free + Amazon gift card)

It's not just drivers and cars on test this weekend. Weather warnings are closing in, with thunderstorms potentially disrupting Sunday's race and new rule changes are rolling out for the first time. Following Bearman's crash in Japan, new qualifying and race rules will aim to push for more flat-out driving, while also capping the maximum power of Boost.

The Miami Grand Prix will take place on the Miami International Autodrome, a 57-lap circuit across 5.412km with practices having run through Friday May 1, a sprint and race qualifying on May 2, and the final Grand Prix on May 3. Max Verstappen currently holds the record for the fastest lap time here, clocking in at 1:29.708 back in 2023.

To catch all the action, you can watch the Miami Grand Prix with Apple TV in the US, Now (or Sky) in the UK, and Foxtel or Kayo in Australia.

How to watch the Miami Grand Prix from anywhere

If you're currently travelling, you'll still be able to watch the Miami Grand Prix despite any geo-blocks on your usual service. While some sites limit their usage abroad, a VPN (Virtual Private Network) can circumvent these checks by changing your IP address. Simply download the software, select a server in your home country, and watch as usual.

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How to watch the Miami Grand Prix in the US

Apple will be streaming the Miami Grand Prix in the US, via a dedicated F1 channel. Apple TV is currently offering a free 7 day trial for new subscribers, before rolling onto its monthly $12.99 price.

Travelling right now? NordVPN can help you watch the Miami Grand Prix as if you were at home.

How to watch the Miami Grand Prix in the UK

UK fans can watch the Miami Grand Prix via Sky Sports or, if you're not a Sky subscriber, a Now TV memberships. A day membership will cost you £14.99 for the race itself, or you can subscribe for £27.99 a month (for 6 months) for more action this year. Highlights will also run across Channel 4.

If you're outside the UK you can use NordVPN to stream the race via your usual channels.

How to watch the Miami Grand Prix in Australia

The Miami Grand Prix is being broadcast by Foxtel and Kayo, both of which are currently offering free trials. Foxtel's bundles start at $35 per month, but come with a 10 day free trial and can be cancelled at any time. Meanwhile, Kayo offers a seven day free trial for its sports streaming, with a Standard subscription sitting at $29.99 per month.

When are the race times for the Miami Grand Prix?

The Miami Grand Prix will take place at 4pm ET / 9pm BST / 6am AEST.

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