𝐋𝐈𝐕𝐄𝐒𝐓𝐑𝐄𝐀𝐌]TV] F1 Brazilian Grand Prix 2023 Live Free TV Channel

The Formula 1 74th World Championship is back today with the Brazilian Grand Prix, with Red Bull’s Max Verstappen once again on pole.

Max Verstappen once again on pole. The race is being broadcast on ESPN2 in the United States, but there are other options available though for people traveling abroad and tuning in from other countries, including a free Brazilian Grand Prix live stream. Here’s everything you need to know about today’s F1 live stream and some tricks to watch Formula 1 for free. The Brazilian Grand Prix is being aired for free in Austria and Luxembourg. This is great news for those in the countries, but devastating for residents traveling abroad who want to watch the action unfold live in their local language — especially when it’s free to watch at home. It’s only fitting that a Austrian person currently in the U.S. would want to watch the race with a Austrian commentary and not English, right? This is completely safe (and legal) to do with a VPN. rticle To news overview © Red Bull Content Pool It's Sprint day for the Brazilian Grand Prix with the Sprint Shootout up first, which will determine the grid for the 24-lap race later today. Below you will find our dedicated live blog and live timing hub. The times refresh automatically during the session, so you are always up to date. In the blog, we will provide you with the latest developments during the Sprint Shootout in Interlagos. You can easily switch between live timing and the live blog via the tabs. Sprint shootout - Brazilian Live blog Live timing Pos. Driver Team Time Tyre Results are being loaded... View full results After taking pole in Saturday's shootout Norris had a worse drive off the grid than fellow front-row starter Verstappen, who drew along the inside of Turn 1. Norris moved to the middle of the track but ultimately left the door ajar for Verstappen to swoop past and take the lead. Brazilian Grand Prix 2023 F1 Brazilian Grand Prix 2023 Sao Paulo Grand Prix 2023 F1 Sao Paulo Grand Prix 2023 Brazilian GP 2023 F1 Brazilian GP 2023 Formula 1 Brazilian Grand Prix 2023 Formula 1 Sao Paulo Grand Prix 2023 Verstappen then comfortably controlled a 24-lap race dictated by tyre wear on Pirelli's softs, as Norris initially stayed within striking range, only for the Dutchman to ultimately win at a canter with a four-second margin. McLaren team principal Andrea Stella feels that even keeping the lead on the opening lap would not have been enough to fend off Verstappen. PLUS: Why Norris must fight Verstappen harder if he’s going to break his F1 win duck The Red Bull driver appeared to be managing his pace early on in the sprint when Norris kept within two seconds, which may have given McLaren false hope of being able to fight him until Verstappen was given the go-ahead to up his pace by his team. "My impression is that had Lando stayed ahead of Max on lap 1, it would have been difficult to stay ahead in the second part," Stella acknowledged. "I think until mid-sprint, the pace was good. Actually, we achieved the minimum gap around the halfway in the sprint race, which was at the time was almost like, 'Wow, we may even attack'.Max Verstappen once again on pole. The race is being broadcast on ESPN2 in the United States, but there are other options available though for people traveling abroad and tuning in from other countries, including a free Brazilian Grand Prix live stream. Here’s everything you need to know about today’s F1 live stream and some tricks to watch Formula 1 for free. The Brazilian Grand Prix is being aired for free in Austria and Luxembourg. This is great news for those in the countries, but devastating for residents traveling abroad who want to watch the action unfold live in their local language — especially when it’s free to watch at home. It’s only fitting that a Austrian person currently in the U.S. would want to watch the race with a Austrian commentary and not English, right? This is completely safe (and legal) to do with a VPN. rticle To news overview © Red Bull Content Pool It's Sprint day for the Brazilian Grand Prix with the Sprint Shootout up first, which will determine the grid for the 24-lap race later today. Below you will find our dedicated live blog and live timing hub. The times refresh automatically during the session, so you are always up to date. In the blog, we will provide you with the latest developments during the Sprint Shootout in Interlagos. You can easily switch between live timing and the live blog via the tabs. Sprint shootout - Brazilian Live blog Live timing Pos. Driver Team Time Tyre Results are being loaded... View full results After taking pole in Saturday's shootout Norris had a worse drive off the grid than fellow front-row starter Verstappen, who drew along the inside of Turn 1. Norris moved to the middle of the track but ultimately left the door ajar for Verstappen to swoop past and take the lead. Brazilian Grand Prix 2023 F1 Brazilian Grand Prix 2023 Sao Paulo Grand Prix 2023 F1 Sao Paulo Grand Prix 2023 Brazilian GP 2023 F1 Brazilian GP 2023 Formula 1 Brazilian Grand Prix 2023 Formula 1 Sao Paulo Grand Prix 2023 Verstappen then comfortably controlled a 24-lap race dictated by tyre wear on Pirelli's softs, as Norris initially stayed within striking range, only for the Dutchman to ultimately win at a canter with a four-second margin. McLaren team principal Andrea Stella feels that even keeping the lead on the opening lap would not have been enough to fend off Verstappen. PLUS: Why Norris must fight Verstappen harder if he’s going to break his F1 win duck The Red Bull driver appeared to be managing his pace early on in the sprint when Norris kept within two seconds, which may have given McLaren false hope of being able to fight him until Verstappen was given the go-ahead to up his pace by his team. "My impression is that had Lando stayed ahead of Max on lap 1, it would have been difficult to stay ahead in the second part," Stella acknowledged. "I think until mid-sprint, the pace was good. Actually, we achieved the minimum gap around the halfway in the sprint race, which was at the time was almost like, 'Wow, we may even attack'.