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We can help you find everything you need today to watch a free F1 live stream of the Belgium GP. And while we're pretty sure this will be another win for Verstappen - let's stop pretending anyone else has a chance this season - the rest of the race is much more likely to be interesting. This could be a very intense race as the Belgian track has some notoriously dangerous corners in the wet, and rain is expected today.
We've tested plenty of international free F1 live stream options this season and can even help you watch one even if your country isn't showing the race today. So take a look at the guide below for everything you need to watch the Belgium F1 live stream for free from anywhere.
For anyone outside the free live stream countries listed below, geo-restrictions will block you from watching online unless you use a VPN to unlock them. A VPN (virtual private network) will help simulate your device's location to be in the same country as this weekend's free Belgium F1 live stream, letting you watch along like a local.
If you're unavailable when the race is happening, there's an extended highlights show a few hours later. Or you can see full replays on-demand with channels that had the full race earlier. All for free.
Where to Watch a free Belgium F1 live stream
This weekend's simplest option for a free F1 live stream is using a VPN to tune into one of the free European streams mentioned above. You won't get English commentary, but the data at the side of the screen provides a narrative in any language. Live driver comms are usually in English too. You could also use an online text commentary site or BBC Radio 5 Live to keep up with events behind the scenes.
We've used these options throughout the season and have double-checked VPN compatibility along with each channel's programming schedule today to ensure the race is still showing there. These channels feature every race, except the Austrian option, as races tend to bounce between ORF 1 and Servus TV - but one of them always has it for free (Servus today for the Belgium GP).
Our preferred option of all the best VPN providers is ExpressVPN, which comes with a 30-day money-back guarantee if you're unsatisfied. Better yet, you can get an extra three months for free and save 49% on a subscription.
If you insist on English commentary, you could always take advantage of Fubo's 7-day free trial in the US. If you're outside the US and want to try this option, you'll need a VPN.
The UK service, Now TV, is another option for English footage, although that service will cost £12. You can access it outside the UK with a VPN.
How to watch the Belgium F1 live stream with a VPN
- Sign up for a VPN if you don't have one.
- Install it on the device you're using to watch the race.
- Turn it on and set it to a country with a free live stream.
- Head over to Servus TV (Austria) | RTBF (Belgium) | RTL (Luxembourg).
- Watch on the live sections of the sites.
- Race start: Today, 2 p.m. ET / 7 p.m. BST / 8 p.m. CET
Are there extended highlights later?
In the UK, Channel 4 has an extended highlights show a few hours after the race at 6:30 p.m. BST (1:30 p.m. ET). Coverage lasts two and a half hours, so it feels like you're effectively seeing the whole race with only a few time-saving edits. If there are any rain delays today or extended stoppages due to accidents, the show will trim down the wait times too, which might be a thing today, given the expected rain.
You can tune in on the Channel 4 website online and use a VPN as outlined above to watch from outside the UK. If you're not free to watch it at this time, it will be available on-demand for free on the site, probably the day after. Although, the on-demand option is sometimes a shortened version, lasting just over an hour some weeks and closer to two hours on others.
How to watch an F1 live stream in the US
ESPN carries coverage of Formula 1 racing throughout the season, and there's plenty of it left to enjoy too. If you don't already have access to the channel, there are a couple of cord-cutting options for you to consider. Sling TV's Orange tier is usually $40 a month, but a special offer now sees that first month's price slashed to just $20.
Fubo TV also has ESPN but is much more expensive at $74.99 monthly. It's packed with channels, though, and is a favorite amongst cord-cutting sports fans. Better yet, you can get a 7-day free trial, so enjoy the race for free and cancel your sub before the week is up if you don't want to keep it.
Note: Using VPNs is illegal in certain countries, and using VPNs to access region-locked streaming content might constitute a breach of the terms of use for certain services. Insider does not endorse or condone the illegal use of VPNs.
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