How to Watch Azerbaijan Grand Prix

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The Azerbaijan Grand Prix is the fourth motorsport event this season. The race weekend starts on Friday April 28th with the main race day set for Sunday April 30th. We have all the details for you to enjoy watching this race online.

In a hurry? All races this season will be aired on ESPN channels. Here are streaming services that you need to get access to the channels and enjoy the race:

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Azerbaijan GP is going down at Baku (the capital of Azerbaijan) on Baku City Circuit. It is the sevententh round of races during the 2024 Formula One season. The first race to ever be held on the circuit in 2016 was European Grand Prix. The next year 2017, Azerbaijan was held in the same circuit and has been held at the same venue since.

In 2020 the race was postponed and then cancelled later due to the pandemic. So the race has been held every year except in 2020. Mercedes team won the race in 2018 and 2019 while Red Bull Racing won in 2017, 2021 and 2022. Last year Max Verstappen won followed by Sergio Perez and George Russell coming in second and third respectively.

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2024 Azerbaijan Grand Prix Schedule

The race weekend will take place from Friday, September 13th to Sunday, September 15th. All the races from practice to qualifying to the main race will be aired on ESPN, ESPN2, and ESPNU.

Main Events

We have outlined for you all the main events happening this weekend.

• Fri Sep 13 5:30 am: Practice 1
• Fri Sep 13 9:00 am: Practice 2
• Sat Sep 14 4:30 am: Practice 3
• Sat Sep 14 8:00 am: Qualifying

Other Events

Other events that took place on the last day of the 2023 Azerbaijan GP were:

• Sun Apr 30 3:35 am: FIA Formula 2 Feature Race (29 Laps or 60 Mins +1 Lap)
• Sun Apr 30 4:55 am: Paddock Club Paddock Club Track Tour
• Sun Apr 30 4:55 am: Paddock Club Paddock Club Pit Lane Walk
• Sun Apr 30 5:00 am: Formula 1 Drivers’ Parade
• Sun Apr 30 5:30 am: Promoter Activity Opening Ceremony
• Sun Apr 30 5:30 am: FIA Formula 2 Press Conference
• Sun Apr 30 6:44 am: Formula 1 National Anthem

How to Watch the Azerbaijan GP Without Cable

Watch the 2024 Australian GP on ESPN channels with these streaming services:

• Fubo (formerly FuboTV): It offers 150+ channels with a third of the channels being sports channels. You also get 1000+ hours of cloud DVR and streaming on 10 devices at the same time. Get all three ESPN channels with the base plan ($79.99/month) and Fubo Extra add-on ($7.99/mo) (Fubo review)
• Sling TV: The cheapest way to catch up with the Formula 1 races. For $40.00/month and $11/mo (Sports Extra), you get all the ESPN channels that you need to watch the race. Sling offers 50 hours of cloud DVR and streaming on one device at a time. (Sling TV review)
• DIRECTV STREAM: The Choice plan is $114.99/month. You get access to four ESPN channels with unlimited cloud DVR and watching on unlimited devices simultaneously. (DIRECTV STREAM review)
• Hulu + Live TV: Subscribe to Hulu for $82.99/month and get access to 85+ channels including five ESPN channels. The plan also has Didney+ and ESPN+ with unlimited cloud DVR and streaming on two devices. (Hulu Live review)
• YouTube TV: Watch Formula One races online with YouTube TV for $72.99/month.

All streaming services support the following streaming devices:

Fubo, Hulu, and Sling also support Samsung TV, LG TV, Vizio, and Xbox.

F1 TV

F1 TV is an exclusive streaming service for watching all Formula 1 races. You get complete racing coverage for $84.99/yr. Here are the details:

• Watch every track session for every Grand Prix
• There are driver cameras and radios
• Live stream other Formula races
• Watch replays of all races
• Historic race archives are also available.

Watching F1 Australian Grand Prix Outside the USA

For fans outside the US, there are several ways you can watch the races, depending on where you are. Here are the details:

• Australia: Fox Sports, Foxtel, Kayo
• Canada: TSN, RDS, Noovo
• Ireland: Sky Sports F1
• New Zealand: Sky NZ
• UK: Sky Sports F1, Channel 4

2024 Formula 1 Azerbaijan Grand Prix Drivers and Teams

After qualifying, we can know each driver’s pole position and the starting grid. For now, let’s have a look at the top driver teams that we expect to see during the race:

2024 Azerbaijan GP Race

This year’s race takes place on September 14th, we will update you with the results as soon as the racing weekend starts.

Wrapping Up

With so many options to watch the races at Baku City Circuit during the weekend, you are sure not to miss the race. Fubo is our top choice when it comes to watching the races and other Formula One Grand Prix events this year.

Fubo allows you to try out its service with a free trial.

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Guides for All Formula 1 Races

Here are all the other Formula one World Championship races and guides on how you can watch them online.

All-time winners

• 2023 — Sergio Perez — Red Bull Racing
• 2022 — Max Verstappen — Red Bull Racing RBPT
• 2021 — Sergio Perez — Red Bull Racing Honda
• 2019 — Valtteri Bottas — Mercedes
• 2018 — Lewis Hamilton — Mercedes
• 2017 — Daniel Ricciardo — Red Bull Racing Tag Heuer

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