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Formula 1 Fandom has reached a fever field in recent years, thanks to the Netflix documentary centers “Drive to Survive” and the summer blockbuster “F1: The Movie”. The prestige series and the automatic film have created a brand new flock of F1 fans.
Whether you are new in motorsport or you are a long -standing fan, you would like a quick way to run live online. Enter ESPN Unlimited, the F1 house in the United States.
From Friday September 5 at 7:30 a.m. he / 4:30 a.m. PT, the Italian Grand Prix F1 takes place at Autodromo Nazionale Monza in Monza, Monza and the broadcasts live on ESPN2. The main race takes place on Sunday August 31 at 9 a.m. he / 6 a.m. PT. Consult a full schedule of the F1 event here.
Those who without cable can broadcast the entire online event live with a subscription to ESPN Unlimited, with plans from $ 29.99 / month. ESPN Unlimited is the house of all ESPN, including all its streaming networks and services. This is the best streamer for sports fans.
Currently, you can get ESPN Unlimited Falled with Disney + and Hulu for $ 29.99 / month for 12 months of use. You essentially get Disney + and Hulu for free for an entire year with this limited transaction. Learn more about ESPN Unlimited here.
ESPN is also available on a variety of other live television streamers such as Directv, Sling TV, Fubo TV and Hulu + Live TV. You can watch F1 Italy online with Directv, which offers a free 5 -day trial, which includes a live flow from ESPN2. You can use it on Livestream F1 Italy online without cable for free.
The 2025 season continues this weekend in Italy this weekend, marking the 15th race on the F1 calendar. All the eyes are on Oscar Piastri de McLaren who leads with 309 points and 7 victories over the season after winning the Dutch GP. Meanwhile, Lando Norris recently won the Hungarian Grand Prix and wins on Piastri in the ranking. And completing the top 3 is Max Verstappen by Red Bull, who is looking for victory.
The F1 Pirelli Italian Grand Prix 2025 broadcasts a free practice, qualifications and a main race on ESPN2 and ESPN Unlimited.
