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While the sport has been around for decades, Formula One (F1) really shot to popularity after Netflix released the documentary, Drive to Survive.

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High-intensity action, stunning locations, and incredibly talented drivers; it’s no wonder that the series garnered so much attention and, in turn, saw the sport gain a whole new generation of fans.

Speaking to its popularity in Australia, the Australian Grand Prix set a new attendance record in 2025, with a total of 465,498 people, making it the most-attended sporting event ever in Melbourne.

Of course, with all the races spread across the globe, fans will want to know where they can tune in for themselves at home. Here, we’ve detailed exactly where you can watch F1 in Australia in 2026.

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 Lando Norris won his first Formula 1 World Drivers’ Championship in 2025, driving for McLaren-Mercedes. (Credit: Getty)
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How to watch F1 in Australia

You can live stream every race of the 2026 FIA Formula 1 World Championship in Australia on Kayo Sports by signing up here, and if you missed any of the action, all the past races are also available to watch.

With Kayo Sports, you won’t miss a single thing as they broadcast every Formula 1 practice session, qualifying session, and full Grand Prix race live and on demand.

Can you watch F1 on Kayo Standard?

Kayo offers two different subscription packages to choose from – Standard and Premium – and both give you exactly the same quality and quantity of content, including HD and all the features.

The only difference in the subscription is the number of devices that can stream at one time. With Kayo Standard, you can only stream on one device at a time. So yes, you can watch F1 with a Standard subscription.

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Stream Formula 1 live and on demand at Kayo Sports with a month-to-month no lock-in contract. Sign up here now.

2026 Formula 1 schedule

Round 1: Australian Grand Prix. March 6 – 8.

Round 2: Chinese Grand Prix. March 13 – 15.

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Round 3: Japanese Grand Prix. March 27 – 29.

Round 4: Bahrain Grand Prix. April 10 – 12.

Round 5: Saudi Arabian Grand Prix. April 17 – 19.

Round 6: Miami Grand Prix. May 1 -3.

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Round 7: Canadian Grand Prix. May 22 – 24.

Round 8: Monaco Grand Prix. June 5-7.

Round 9: Barcelona-Catalunya Grand Prix. June 12 – 14.

Round 10: Australian Grand Prix. June 26 – 28.

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Round 11: British Grand Prix. July 3 – 5.

Round 12: Belgian Grand Prix. July 17 – 19.

Round 13: Hungarian Grand Prix. July 24 – 26.

Round 14: Dutch Grand Prix. August 21 – 23.

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Round 15: Italian Grand Prix. September 4 – 6.

Round 16: Spanish Grand Prix. September 11 – 13.

Round 17: Azerbaijan Grand Prix. September 25 – 27.

Round 18: Singapore Grand Prix. October 9 – 11.

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Round 19: United States Grand Prix. October 23 – 25.

Round 20: Mexican Grand Prix. October 30 – November 1.

Round 21: Brazilian Grand Prix. November 6 – 8.

Round 22: Las Vegas Grand Prix. November 19 – 21.

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Round 23: Qatar Grand Prix. November 27 – 29.

Round 24: Abu Dhabi Grand Prix. Dec 4 -6.

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