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The Dutch Grand Prix is one of the highlights of the Formula 1 calendar, with Max Verstappen set to once again perform in front of his passionate Orange Army at Zandvoort. With the seaside circuit providing high drama and unique challenges, fans across the world will be tuning in to catch every moment of the action. But where can you watch the 2025 edition if you’re following from the UK or the United States?
How to watch the 2025 F1 Dutch Grand Prix in the UK
In the United Kingdom, full coverage of the Dutch Grand Prix weekend will be shown live on Sky Sports F1.
Every session, from Friday’s Free Practice 1 to Sunday’s race, will be broadcast in HD, with pre-race build-up and post-race analysis from Sky’s expert team.
For fans without a Sky subscription, the race highlights will be available free-to-air on Channel 4, typically broadcast a few hours after the chequered flag.
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In addition, subscribers to NOW TV can stream Sky Sports F1 without a long-term contract, making it an easy option for those wanting weekend access only.
How to watch the 2025 F1 Dutch Grand Prix in the United States
For viewers in the United States, the Dutch Grand Prix will be shown live on the ESPN family of networks, which continues its partnership with Formula 1 in 2025.
ESPN usually carries commercial-free coverage taken directly from Sky’s world feed, ensuring American fans get the same expert commentary and production quality.
For streaming only viewers, the race can be watched via popular streaming services that carry ESPN, such as FuboTV, Sling TV, YouTube TV, and Hulu + Live TV.
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Wherever you’re watching from, the Dutch Grand Prix promises to be another unforgettable weekend of racing, with Verstappen aiming to deliver yet another home victory roar.
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