The fourth Formula One race of the season is almost here, and you're in the right place to see some fantastic racing with our guide on where to watch a Japanese Grand Prix 2024 F1 streamings. No matter which country you're in, we'll ensure you don't miss out.
After Verstappen's Red Bull broke down in Australia, we finally had a new race winner and a much more entertaining result last time out. He's back on pole position today, though, and you wouldn't bet against regular service resuming. With any luck, Perez and Norris will try and make a fight out of it behind him on the start line.
Believe it or not, but Max Verstappen doesn't win every single F1 race. Carlos Sainz Jr. took the win in Australia, giving hope to everyone that this season might be a little more competitive. Sure, Verstappen was forced to retire from the race after just four laps. But forget all about that. Competitive racing is back.
With 24 races on the calendar in a season that began in early March and runs all the way through to December, there are more World Drivers' Championship points on offer than ever before. After dominant victories from three-time defending champion Max Verstappen in the opening two meetings of the season, the Dutchman withdrew early on at the Australian Grand Prix last time out, leaving the field open for Carlos Saint to win it for Ferrari.
Sainz's Ferrari team-mate Charles Leclerc finished second last time out and has recorded the fastest lap in each of the past two races, and with Red Bull duo Verstappen and Sergio Perez looking to make an immediate response, we're all set for another fascinating 53 laps.
The 49th edition of the Japanese Grand Prix gets underway shortly, and for all the timings, TV details and streaming services you'll need to follow the action, The Sporting News is your go-to place.
How to watch F1 Japanese Grand Prix: TV channel, live stream
The Japanese Grand Prix is the fourth race of the 2024 Formula One season, and takes place for a 49th time at the Suzuka International Racing Course.
Here's how to watch the 2024 Japanese Grand Prix across selected areas of the world's major regions:
Region TV channel Streaming
USA ESPN, ESPN Deportes ESPN+, Fubo, Hulu, Sling TV, YouTube TV
Canada TSN (English), RDS / Noovo (French)
TSN Direct
UK Sky Sports F1 NOW TV, Sky Go app
Australia Channel 10 Foxtel Go, Kayo Sports
India - FanCode, F1 TV Pro
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USA: Stateside F1 fans can watch the race on ESPN and their Spanish-language channel ESPN Deportes. There's plenty of live streaming options too, with ESPN+ and Fubo being your best bets, and the latter includes a FREE trial.
Canada: Canadian F1 fans can watch English-speaking covering on TSN or stream via TSN Direct, while French speakers can also catch the action on RDS or Noovo.
UK: This race will be available to watch on Sky Sports' own dedicated Formula 1 Channel, Sky Sports F1, with streaming services Sky Go and NOW TV both using the same broadcast feed.
Australia: Fox Sports subscribers in Australia can also watch the action live and on catch-up, with Fox's feed and commentary of the race also being used by the Foxtel Go and Kayo streaming services.
India: While there's no terrestrial TV coverage of the race in India, fans can still follow the action both live and on catch-up via the FIA's own streaming service; F1 TV Pro, or alternatively FanCode have the rights this season.
What time is F1 Japanese Grand Prix race today?
The 2024 Japanese Grand Prix takes place over 53 laps at the Suzuka International Racing Course on Sunday, April 7. The race begins at 2:00 p.m. local time (JST), and here's how that translates across some of the major regions:
Date Start time
USA Sunday, April 7 1:00 a.m. ET
Canada Sunday, April 7 1:00 a.m. ET
UK Sunday, April 7 6:00 a.m. GMT
Australia Sunday, April 7 3:00 p.m. AEST
India Sunday, April 7 10:30 a.m. IST
When is the next F1 race after Japan?
With three races already completed this season in Bahrain, Saudi Arabia and Australia, today's Japanese Grand Prix is the fourth of a record-breaking 24 meetings across the 2024 F1 campaign, and comes two weeks after Sainz's victory at the Albert Park Circuit.
Next up, it's a short trip over the East China Sea to Shanghai's International Circuit for the first Chinese Grand Prix since 2019. First held in 2004, the race was a regular on the F1 calendar for the next 15 years, before not being staged between 2020 and 2023 due to the covid-19 pandemic.
Last week gave us the first upset of the season when Verstappen and Red Bull saw their winning run come to an end. Due to the malfunctioning brake on his RB20, Verstappen had to retire early from the Australian Grand Prix — opening the door for rivals Ferrari.
Three-time defending world champion Max Verstappen was retired in Australia two weeks ago and teammate Sergio Perez finished fifth. Ferrari managed a 1-2 finish with Carlos Sainz Jr. and Charles Leclerc. Now, Red Bull only holds a four-point lead over Ferrari in the constructors' standings and Verstappen's lead in the drivers' standings over Leclerc has also shrunken to four points.
Verstappen has become the force's dominant force with wins in 30 of the last 36 F1 races and he's still the -350 favorite (bet $350 to win $100) in the 2024 Japanese Grand Prix odds. Leclerc and Sainz follow him in this week's F1 odds at 11-1, while Perez is 12-1 and McLaren's Lando Norris is 20-1. The green flag is scheduled to drop at 1 a.m. ET. Before analyzing the 2024 Japanese Grand Prix starting grid and making any Formula 1 picks, be sure to check out the latest 2024 Japanese GP predictions and betting advice from SportsLine's proven projection model.
Developed by daily Fantasy pro and SportsLine predictive data engineer Mike McClure, this proprietary Formula 1 prediction model simulates every race 10,000 times, taking into account factors such as track history and recent results. It's had a strong history of success in motorsports, correctly predicting nine NASCAR winners since the 2021 season and its projected leaderboards have forecasted winners across multiple racing formats.
The model has been scorching hot when it comes to picking Formula 1 race events dating back to 2021. It nailed both of Charles Leclerc's wins in 2022, and at the 2021 Mexican Grand Prix, the model was strongly backing Verstappen as its top pick. The result: Verstappen dominated the field and ran away with a surprise victory.
seasons beginning at 3pm local time (CST) on Sunday, April 07.
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