After Ferrari's historic 1-2 at US GP, action now shifts to Mexico City Grand Prix, Everything you need to know about the upcoming race

After Ferrari's impressive 1-2 finish at the US Grand Prix, the excitement now shifts to the Mexico City Grand Prix. The 2024 season continues this weekend with the Mexico City Grand Prix, which will take place over 71 laps at the 4.304-kilometre.

SportsTak Desk

• Fri • 25 Oct 2024

Charles Leclerc and Max Verstappen in the frame

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After Ferrari's impressive 1-2 finish at the Unites States Grand Prix, the excitement now shifts to the Mexico City Grand Prix.

Max Verstappen is currently leading the F1 Driver's Standing 2024 and is poised to win the title with just five races remaining.

After Ferrari's impressive 1-2 finish at the Unites States Grand Prix, the excitement now shifts to the Mexico City Grand Prix. The 2024 season continues this weekend with the Mexico City Grand Prix, which will take place over 71 laps at the 4.304-kilometre Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez in Mexico City. The official race is scheduled to start at 4 p.m. ET on Sunday, October 27, with track action beginning as early as Friday, October 25, for practice sessions.

Whether you’re a seasoned Formula 1 enthusiast or tuning in for the first time, following the Mexico Grand Prix can be tricky. To help you catch all the action, here’s how to watch the F1 races this weekend.

How to Watch the F1 Mexico City Grand Prix:
Date: Sunday, October 27, 2024
Time: 4 p.m. ET
Location: Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez
TV Channel: ABC
Streaming: ESPN+, F1 TV Pro, DirecTV Stream

What Channel is the F1 Mexico City Grand Prix On?
The Mexico Grand Prix will be broadcast live on ABC and available for streaming on ESPN+. This season, ESPN is the primary network for F1, airing 18 out of 24 races on either ESPN or ABC, with the rest on ESPN2. For 2024, 16 races, including this weekend’s event, will be streamed on ESPN+.

For those who prefer to watch without cable, a live TV streaming service like Hulu’s live TV bundle is a great option, as it includes ABC, ESPN, ESPN2, and ESPN+. For a more budget-friendly option, a direct subscription to ESPN+ offers an affordable way to enjoy a variety of sports. If you’re solely interested in F1, an F1 TV Pro subscription is a straightforward way to stream every race, practice session, and qualifier.

How to Watch F1 in the USA Without Cable:
F1 TV Pro: An F1 TV Pro subscription allows you to stream every F1 race live, including all practices, qualifying sessions, and pre-race shows. F1 TV also features post-race analysis, Tech Talks, documentaries, and an extensive archive. Subscriptions are available for $10.99/month or $85 for the entire season.

Max Verstappen is currently leading the F1 Driver's Standing 2024 and is poised to win the title with just five races remaining. Max has 354 points while Lando Norris who is placed second has 297 points. Norris won the Singapore Grand Prix but faced a penalty and was devoid of a podium finish. Charles Leclerc who is placed third with 275 points won the recently concluded United States Grand Prix 2024.