F1 2023: Watch the Monaco GP live

To watch live F1 races, you'll find yourself behind a Paywall, exclusively on Sky Sports. If you already have a Sky Sports package, you should be able to watch F1 races with no problem. However, if you don't, never fear! You'll still be able to stream live races with the help of NowTV.

Using the NowTV app, either on your phone or on your computer, you can stream races and cast them on your TV. You can buy a 24-hour subscription for £11.98 or get a sports membership which starts at £26 a month for the first six months. The choice is yours, but it's an easy way to watch races. With the F1 season running from March (excluding testing) to November, the sports membership is the cheapest way to watch F1 over a whole season.

£7.11 p/m for one year, plus three months free. 30-day money-back guarantee.
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The Jewel in the F1 crown, Monaco. The original street circuit, there's little better than the sights and sounds of Formula 1 cars blatting around the streets of Monaco. Yes, the cars are now wider, making it harder to overtake with each passing year. However, the parties are non-stop, and the champagne and red trousers come out in their droves.

Barcelona is the litmus test of Grand Prix racing – it's been used for many years as a testing ground because its race track offers just enough to test a modern-day F1 car. You'll likely have a race-winning car if you're fast at Barcelona. Sadly, all but the parking is sold out for 2023, and while we don't think you'd enjoy going and sitting in a car park for a few hours, we believe the best option is a subscription package.

Montreal has seen some great racing in the past, and the wall of champions coming off the last chicane has claimed the most prominent names as they push the track limits in search of speed. However, like Barcelona before it, this event is already sold out. Best watching this one at home.

The return of the Sprint race will be in Austria. If you can snag a Friday or Saturday ticket (some are still available), you'll have double the action in one day. Home of Red Bull, they'll be looking to lay down a dominant marker as we approach the season's midpoint.

While the Silverstone circuit is steeped in racing history, the chances of you going, if you're a Brit, are slim. Not only because it's quite possibly the most expensive ticket on the F1 circuit, and the tickets sell out quicker than anything else.

The racing at the Hungaroring has been legendary over the years. Jenson Button took his first win here after a dramatic wheel nut problem for Fernando Alonso and Lewis Hamilton in 2019 provided a masterclass to frighten the life out of Max Verstappen's tyres. There's always great racing in Hungary.

Spa probably has one of the most famous corners in Formula 1, Eau Rouge, So called because the River Red runs beneath it. But it's not just Eau Rouge; La Source, the Turn 1 hairpin, high-speed Pouhon and Raidillon – Spa provides some mega track action. This is an experience for all motorsport fans as you can camp deep in the Ardennes forest. What better way to spend a weekend? It's only a 6-and-a-half-hour trip by car from London as you road trip through Europe or get the Eurostar from St. Pancras to Brussels.

The Orange Army will come out in force for one driver and one driver only. Max Verstappen. Racing the banked circuit of Zandvoort provides a unique challenge for the drivers. Super Max took victories at Zandvoort in ’21 and ’22, so it’ll take some drive to stop the Dutch driver in 2023. Always a great party atmosphere at Zandvoort, with excellent transport links into the capital of Amsterdam, you’re sure for a great weekend.

Monza. What more is there to say? The highspeed nature of the track and the historic banking still standing, which the newer track runs underneath and around. If you want to see, F1 cars going as fast as possible, head to Monza. What’s great about these European races is you could drive to them from England.

The OG, when it comes to the night race, Singapore, has fine-tuned its track to make racing as exciting as possible. The street circuit layout under the bright lights brings a new aspect to F1, where the teams stay in a European time zone when racing late into the night.

If you’re all about out-and-out driving, then Suzuka has to be on all motorsport fans' bucket lists. The history here is incredible. You only have to mention Suzuka, and instantly you think Senna V Prost into the first corner. Then there’s Spoon, 130R and Kimi Raikkonen, who in 2015 drove from 17th through the field to take 1st place o the final lap. Suzuka. Mega.

Tickets are yet to go on sale for this one, and you can set up an email notification from Motorsport Tickets.

New for 2022, the Losail circuit isn’t steeped in history, but it’s a favourite on the Moto GP calendar. Tickets are not available to buy right now, but you could always sign up for a notification when they are available.

Circuit of the Americas, or COTA, was purpose-built for F1. With an uphill sprint to turn one, it’s provided with great racing and has its own esses section to punish mistakes and reward precision. Everything is bigger in Texas and make no mistake. Formula 1 is booming there right now. Grandstands can hold 120,000 passionate fans. The atmosphere is as big as the lone star state.

A circuit which has suited Red Bull cars over the years, with extended DRS zones and a fun stadium complex, we’ve seen titles decided in Mexico before, and we’ve also seen some great racing – however, tickets are not available yet. Still, you could always sign up for a notification when they are.

The home of the legendary Brazilian racing drivers of the past and the first corner complex named after one of the most charismatic, Ayrton Senna. Sir Lewis Hamilton is now a resident of Brazil, and he flies around his second home circuit. Some great action has always been found in Sao Paulo, but you’ll have to wait to buy tickets.

Viva, Las Vegas. The Inaugural Grand Prix, but the third in America for 2023, will be held at night while the strip is in full swing. What better place could there be to watch F1 racing? Tickets aren’t on sale yet, but we feel this might be pricey. However, what better GP is there to go to for a once-in-a-lifetime event? Who cares about the racing here…

And we’ve made it all the way to the end of a mammoth 2023 F1 season. Will we have seen the title decided already by this point, or will there be a repeat of 2021 where it comes down to the final race? Whatever the outcome. We’ve been fair and followed the rules in finding you the best deals, not letting only a few slip past the safety car.