How to watch F1 Monaco Grand Prix live stream

One of Formula One’s most prestigious races, the Monaco Grand Prix is set to take place at the Circuit de Monaco on May 29. With 78 laps of world-class F1 action scheduled, fans have a lot to look forward to.

Red Bull’s Max Verstappen won his third race in a row in Spain, taking the lead in the Driver’s Championship from Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc. Ferrari is anticipated to perform better on the slow and twisty Monaco track, but Red Bull’s Sergio Perez set the fastest time in third practice.

Leclerc will be eager to clinch the win in Monaco not only because it’s his home race but also due to the fact that he’s got a good chance of doing so, given that he led the first two practice sessions and ended second in the third.

Mercedes seemed to have bridged the performance gap in Spain, but did not fare as well in practice here, with George Russell managing sixth and Lewis Hamilton a best of seventh.

In this guide, we’ll show you how to watch F1 Monaco Grand Prix live stream from anywhere with a VPN:

How to watch the Monaco GP live stream from anywhere

If you’re living in Austria, you can watch every minute of the Monaco Grand Prix live on ServusTV for free. However, what if you’re on vacation in another country and don’t want to shell out money for pay TV? Don’t worry, you can watch it with a VPN instead! The same is true for fans in countries where F1 races such as the Monaco GP aren’t being broadcasted.

Just follow these instructions to live stream the Monaco Grand Prix from any country:

• Subscribe to PureVPN.
• Download and install our app on your device. 
• Connect to an Austrian server.
• Go to ServusTV and watch the Monaco GP live stream without any restrictions!

How to watch Monaco GP 2022 without cable

Here’s how you can watch the Monaco Grand Prix online from different countries:

Where to watch the Monaco GP live in the US?

The Monaco Grand Prix will be shown live on ESPN, with coverage split across several ESPN channels. ESPN is available through most cable packages as well as cable TV replacement services including Hulu with Live TV, YouTube TV, fuboTV, and Sling TV.

Sling TV is our recommendation: Sling Orange costs $35 per month and offers access to over 30 channels, including ESPN. F1 TV Pro is the best alternative if you don’t want to pay for ESPN – you can get it for $10 per month or $80 per season, which is a better deal considering there are 22 races this year.

If you’re not in the US right now, you can still access local live streams of the Monaco GP with a VPN.

Where to watch the Monaco GP live in the UK?

Sky Sports F1 will broadcast the 2022 Monaco Grand Prix live in 4K resolution. You need to subscribe to Sky Sports in order to watch it. The Sky Sports F1 channel will set you back by  £18 a month, and there are packages available that give you an array of other channels for a little extra.

Not a Sky subscriber? A Now Sports Pass is a more affordable option. For a limited time, you’ll be able to enjoy all 11 Sky Sports channels – it costs £9.99 for a Day Pass and £33.99 for a full month.

Not in the UK at the moment? You can still access local Monaco GP live streams using a VPN.

Where to watch the Monaco GP live in Canada?

RDS and TSN will show the Monaco Grand Prix in Canada. If your cable TV subscription has one of these channels, simply go to the respective website, log in, and begin streaming for free. However, what if you don’t have cable?

If you’re a cord-cutter, RDS Direct and TSN Direct are your best options as you’ll be able to stream RDS and TSN programming without any contract – their online-only pass can be purchased for CA$7.99 per day or CA$19.99 per month.

If you’re not in Canada right now, you can still access local live streams of the Monaco GP with a VPN.

Where to watch the Monaco GP live in Australia?

Fox Sports holds exclusive rights to broadcast the Monaco Grand Prix, meaning you can easily watch the race live on Foxtel. Kayo Sports is another excellent choice for streaming the event.

The streaming service comes with access to over 50 different sports and a 14-day free trial , so sign up today to watch the Monaco GP for free. A monthly subscription is going to cost you $25.

Not in Australia at the moment? You can still access local Monaco GP live streams using a VPN.

Where to watch the Monaco GP live in New Zealand?

Spark Sports, a subscription service that covers a variety of live and on-demand sports, will broadcast the Monaco Grand Prix in New Zealand. The streaming service offers a 7-day free trial, which enables you to stream the race for free.

A subscription will cost $24.99 per month once the trial period ends. Aside from Formula 1, you’ll be able to watch NBA basketball, MotoGP racing, cricket, EPL football, and a variety of other sports.

What are the latest F1 Championship rankings?

Position	Driver	Car	Points
1	Max Verstappen	Red Bull Racing	110
2	Charlest Leclerc	Ferrari	104
3	Sergio Perez	Red Bull Racing	85
4	George Russel	Mercedes	74
5	Carlos Sainz	Ferrari	65
6	Lewis Hamilton	Mercedes	46
7	Lando Norris	McLaren Mercedes	39
8	Valtteri Bottas	Alfa Romeo Ferrari	38
9	Esteban Ocon	Alpine Renault	30
10	Kevin Magnussen	Haas Ferrari	15
11	Yuki Tsunoda	Alpha Tauri	11
12	Daniel Riccardo	McLaren Mercedes	11
13	Pierre Gasly	Alpha Tauri	6
14	Sebastian Vettel	Aston Martin Mercedes	4
15	Fernando Alonso	Alpine Renault	4
16	Alexander Albon	Alpine Renault	3
17	Lance Stroll	Aston Martin Mercedes	2
18	Zhou Guanyu	Alfa Romeo Ferrari	1
19	Mick Schumacher	Haas Ferrari	0
20	Nico Hulkenburg	Aston Martin Mercedes	0
21	Nicholas Latifi	Williams Mercedes	0

Frequently asked questions

Where is the Monaco Grand Prix 2022?

The Monaco GP will be held at the Circuit de Monaco.

How can I watch the Monaco Grand Prix live?

The Monaco GP can be streamed live on a number of streaming services (listed above), but only in selected countries. To access them from anywhere and live stream the Monaco GP without limitations, you’ll need to use a VPN.