Also this season take care of ORF and ServusTV in Austria for the transmission of the Formula 1 World Championship. But how exactly does the distribution look like? Here you can find out who is showing/broadcasting which race on free TV and live streams.
The new season of Formula 1 is about to start. At the first test of the season, world champion Max Verstappen (Netherlands) already set the pace. The 25-year-old will be the measure of all things in the upcoming season.
But the Ferrari duo Carlos Sainz and Charles Leclerc must also be expected. Ferrari driver Carlos Sainz topped the field at the second test in Bahrain and set the fastest lap of 1:32.486 minutes.
Also the veteran and ex-world champion Fernando Alonso showed two strong races with his Aston Martin and was able to finish on the podium in both tests.
You can now find out everything about broadcasting Formula 1 on ORF or on ServusTV on free TV and live stream.
Formula 1, broadcast on ORF or on ServusTV: Who shows / broadcasts which race on free TV and live stream?
In Austria, the rights situation – compared to Germany, where with RTL a provider dropped out – not changed. Also this season show the ORF and ServusTV all 23 planned races on free TV and in the live stream.
The distribution is completely balanced ORF owns the broadcasting rights to twelve races, ServusTV as well. If you add both numbers, you get 24, although only 23 Grands Prix take place. That’s because the ORF and ServusTV are in action at the same time for the Austrian GP in Spielberg. For all other races, only one of the two providers is responsible for the transmission.
Formula 1, broadcast on ORF or on ServusTV: live stream
As already mentioned, a live stream is available in addition to the offer on free TV. Both the ORF and ServusTV offer you live streams that can be streamed from any mobile device.
You can find the live stream of the ORF either in the associated media library or via this link. The usual team of experts around Ernst Hausleitner, Alexander Wurz, ferdinand Habsburg, Bianca Steiner, Corinna Kamper, Robert Lechner and Maximilian Günther will also be at the start and accompanying the races in the coming Formula 1 season.
ServusTV is also represented with a live stream. This is available anytime and anywhere via Servus TV On. Here you can access the current motorsport live streams. The ServusTV Formula 1 team is also starting the new season in the tried and tested way. Andrea Schlager, Christian Klien, Andreas Gröbl, Mathias Lauda, Philipp Eng and Philipp Brändle will classify the races for you and accompany them as experts.
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The Spaniard Carlos Sainz wants to challenge the world champion Max Verstappen with his Ferrari.
Formula 1: The racing calendar for the 2023 season at a glance
No.
Grand Prix
Date
transmission
1.
Bahrain / Sakhir
March 3rd to 5th
ServusTV
2.
Saudi Arabia / Jeddah
March 17-19
ORF1
3.
Australia / Melbourne
March 31st to April 2nd
ServusTV
4.
Azerbaijan / Baku
April 28th to April 30th
ORF1
5.
Miami / Miami
May 5th to May 7th
ORF1
6.
Emilia Romagna / Imola
May 19th to May 21st
ServusTV
7.
Monaco / Monte Carlo
May 26th to May 28th
ServusTV
8th.
Spain / Barcelona
June 2nd to June 4th
ORF1
9.
Canada / Montreal
June 16th to June 18th
ServusTV
10
Austria / Spielberg
30 June to 02 July
ORF1 and ServusTV
11.
Great Britain / Silverstone
July 7th to July 9th
ORF1
12.
Hungary / Hungaroring
July 21st to July 23rd
ORF1
13.
Belgium / Spa
July 28th to July 30th
ServusTV
14
Netherlands / Zandvoort
August 25th to August 27th
ServusTV
15
Italy / Monza
September 1st to September 3rd
ORF1
16
Singapore / Singapore
September 15th to September 17th
ServusTV
17
Japan / Suzuka
22 September to. September 24th
ORF1
18
Qatar / Losail
October 6th to October 8th
ORF1
19
United States / Austin
October 20th to October 22nd
ServusTV
20
Mexico / Mexico City
October 27th to October 29th
ORF1
21
Brazil / Sao Paulo
November 3rd to November 5th
ServusTV
22
Las Vegas / Las Vegas
November 16th to November 18th
ServusTV
23
UAE / Abu Dhabi
November 24th to November 26th
ORF1
