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How to Watch Monaco Grand Prix 2025 This Weekend: Time, Streaming Options, & More
Watch the world's most glamorous race from home — here's how to catch every second of the Monaco Grand Prix 2025 this Memorial Day Weekend
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There are few sporting events in the world as glamorous and unique as the Monaco Grand Prix. Monte Carlo, the race's host city, is Europe's answer to Las Vegas, with its boisterous casinos, luxury yachts, and stunning vistas of the Maritime Alps. Amid all the glitz and luxury, high-speed machines tear through tight city streets and zip through tunnels at breathtaking speeds. It's a spectacle unlike anything else in motorsports.
Chances are, you probably won't be one of the lucky few enjoying the spectacle from the hot tub of a private yacht. And you probably won't want to pay up for Monaco Grand Prix ticket packages that can cost tens of thousands of dollars. So, here's everything you need to know about how to watch the Monaco Grand Prix 2025 race on May 25 from the comfort of your own home, without breaking the bank.
MONTE-CARLO, MONACO - MAY 26: Race winner Charles Leclerc of Monaco and Ferrari and Third placed Carlos Sainz of Spain and Ferrari celebrate on the podium during the F1 Grand Prix of Monaco at Circuit de Monaco on May 26, 2024 in Monte-Carlo, Monaco.
Bryn Lennon - Formula 1/Formula 1 via Getty ImagesThe F1 Monaco Grand Prix is where some of auto racing's most legendary drivers have etched their names into sports history. All-time leading winners include names like Ayrton Senna, and multiple-time winners like Michael Schumacher, and "Mr. Monaco" himself, Graham Hill. This generation's crop of talent isn't far behind, with Lewis Hamilton having notched three victories and Max Verstappen earning two. Competitors will have the opportunity this year in Monaco to climb the ranks of the all-time greats. Verstappen is hovering among the top of this year's driver standings. Can he inch one step closer to immortality in Monte Carlo?
Meanwhile, McLaren, Mercedes, and Red Bull are duking it out for the top spot in the constructors' standings. American F1 fans can rejoice as the long-suffering Haas team has managed to toss some points onto the board as well. Who will come out on top in Monte Carlo? To find out, you'll have to watch every second of the action live.
The Monaco Grand Prix returns to ESPN this year, but it might be the network's final lap with Formula 1's crown jewel. ESPN's broadcast rights deal is set to expire at the end of 2025, leaving the future of the race's TV home up in the air. While it's unclear where the Grand Prix will land in 2026, here's how you can tune in for what could be its farewell broadcast on ESPN.
When is the Monaco Grand Prix?
The 2025 Monaco Grand Prix is scheduled for May 25, with the race starting at 9 a.m. ET (3 p.m. local time). Practice sessions one and two will take place on May 23, followed by the third practice and qualifying rounds on May 24.
How to Watch the Monaco Grand Prix on Hulu + Live TV
The 2025 Monaco Grand Prix will stream live on ESPN, and one of the easiest ways to catch every turn of the track is with Hulu + Live TV. This bundle gives you access to ESPN, plus nearly 100 other live channels, and includes Hulu, Disney+, and ESPN+ — all starting at $82.99/month with ads. If you'd prefer an uninterrupted streaming experience, there's an ad-free plan available for $95.99/month (note: live TV and ESPN+ content may still include ads). Whether you're tuning in for every F1 lap or just sticking around for the post-race interviews, Hulu + Live TV has you covered — no cable necessary.
How to Watch the Monaco Grand Prix on DIRECTV STREAM
If you're planning to watch the 2025 Monaco Grand Prix on ESPN, DIRECTV STREAM is another solid option. All of its plans include ESPN, and with over 100 live channels available, you'll also get a wide range of sports content — think SEC Network, ACC Network, and more. Packages start with the Entertainment plan (usually around $86.99/month) and go up to the Ultimate tier (closer to $129.99/month), though actual pricing can depend on where you live and may include regional sports fees.
Whether you're tuning in for F1 or just want a full lineup of live sports, DIRECTV STREAM covers a lot of ground — no satellite dish required.
How to Watch the Monaco Grand Prix on Sling TV
Like DIRECTV STREAM, Sling TV's pricing varies depending on where you might be tuning in from. Out of the three available plans, the most budget-friendly option that includes ESPN is the Orange Plan, priced at approximately $45.99/month — with a 50% discount for your first month. It offers access to over 40 channels and allows streaming on a single device at a time.
How to Watch the Monaco Grand Prix on Fubo
Fubo's Pro Plan (the most affordable plan) also has ESPN. Prices start at $84.99/month with over 200 channels, unlimited DVR, and streaming on up to 10 screens. For the first month, this service only costs $64.99. There's never been a better time to test it out.
How to Watch the Monaco Grand Prix from anywhere with a VPN
Want to make sure you don't miss the 2025 Monaco Grand Prix on ESPN? A VPN might be the trick to keeping your stream smooth and consistent — especially if you're dealing with blackout restrictions or finicky access. ExpressVPN is a top pick for speed and stability, starting at $8.32/month with a 30-day money-back guarantee. For something more budget-friendly, Private Internet Access clocks in around $2/month, while NordVPN is offering a big discount with its current 72% off birthday deal. No matter which one you go with, it's a smart tool to keep your race day drama-free.
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