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The F1 Championship continues with the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix commencing soon. It's going to be an exciting race with Max Verstappen sure to want to build ...

For $70 per month (or $76 per month if you want to upgrade to ad-free Hulu), Hulu with Live TV puts a mountain of live and on-demand entertainment at your fingertips, and it’s the one of the best way to watch the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix live stream online. The Ultimate Beginner’s Guide](https://www.themanual.com/culture/what-is-disney-plus/) The Ultimate Beginner’s Guide](https://www.themanual.com/culture/what-is-espn-plus/) [What is Disney Plus? YouTube TV costs $65 per month, so it falls in-between Hulu with Live TV and Sling TV on the price spectrum. And with four ESPN channels in the mix, it’s a great way to watch the Saudi Arabian GP live stream as the 74th Formula 1 World Championship begins. The trade-off is that you get a couple of other advantages over Hulu with Live TV. You can always sign up for ESPN+ separately ($7 per month or $70 per year) to complete your sports streaming loadout, and you’ll still be paying less than you would for the other streaming packages on our list. The Orange plan’s three ESPN channels let you watch F1 live streams to your heart’s content, while the Blue plan’s sports channels include Fox Sports, NBC, and the NFL Network for more live action. This gives you all the channels of both the Orange and Blue channels — 50 channels in total — and is a great option for sports lovers. The race is available on ESPN in the United States, and the best way to tune in is through fuboTV, which offers a one-week free trial to new customers In the United Kingdom, it’s available on Sky Sports F1, and over in Canada it’s being broadcast in English through TNS and in French through RDS. The Saudi Arabian Grand Prix is being aired for free in Austria and Luxembourg. The F1 Championship continues with the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix commencing soon.

Charles Leclerc will take a 10-place grid penalty for changing electrical components on his engine and will start 12th, despite qualifying in second.

Hamilton and Sargent are on the hard tyre compound He costs his teammate the chance to pit! Pisatri is reporting over the radio that his McLaren has damage. Hamilton has seemingly come alive on the medium tyres as he over takes Sainz. At the end Verstappen takes away the fastest lap point from his teammate to stay in the lead of the championship! If both Red Bulls stay in their positions, the final point will decide who leads the World Championship Verstappen comes on ti the team radio complaining he's hearing strange noises at high speed. The race is about to restart, with the safety car coming in at the end of the lap. Alonso managed to push at the end as his gap over Russell was over five second securing his third place on the podium. Unlike the rest of the top teams he is on medium tyres hoping to take them to the end of the race But it seems like Red Bull will be dominating for the year Despite pressure from Alonso and Verstappen he takes a brilliant win.

So far, that is just what it is doing. Sergio Pérez breezed to Red Bull's second victory in two races on Sunday, capturing the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix with a ...

Red Bull, he said, “is on another planet.” But when the 25th lap arrived, that was right where he was: P2, or second place, with only his teammate Pérez ahead. Verstappen, meanwhile, was picking his way through the pack behind him with ease. “Red Bull is in another league,” Alonso had said before the race. Red Bull, he said, [might just win every race](https://www.bbc.com/sport/formula1/64856910). [the first race of the Formula 1 season](https://www.nytimes.com/2023/03/05/sports/autoracing/formula-1-race-bahrain.html), he had declared the chase for the season championship over.

Max Verstappen looks to make it two for two in 2023 at today's Saudi Arabian Grand Prix. Here's how to watch without cable.

Sling TV lacks ABC, which could be a problem for fans hoping to catch the F1 races in North America. Those in the UK will need Sky Sports to watch F1 racing in 2023. As an added bonus, Hulu Plus Live TV comes with the rest of the Disney Bundle, which includes a subscription to Disney Plus, as well as ESPN Plus. [ESPN Plus](https://www.cnet.com/tech/services-and-software/espn-plus-review-a-must-have-for-some-but-not-all-die-hard-fans/), but the service offers a ton of other content for die-hard sports fans. If you already have Sky Sports as part of your TV package, you can stream the game via its app, but cord-cutters will need to get the Sky Entertainment and Netflix package starting at £26 per month, plus an additional £20 per month to include Sky Sports. You can catch the entire race weekend with a subscription to YouTube TV. If you find yourself unable to view the game locally, you may need a different way to watch the game -- that's where using a VPN can come in handy. Teams need both strategy and skill to compete against some of the best minds in motorsports. We've broken down everything you need to know in order to stream today's race, and all the other F1 races this season. The length of the races also varies, with some, like the Indianapolis 500, lasting 500 laps and taking over three hours to complete. The entire race weekend, including practice sessions and qualifying, will be shown in the US on ESPN's family of television networks. The US will now host three F1 races this season for the first time: in Austin, Miami and Vegas.

Follow along live with all the action from the F1 2023 Saudi Arabian Grand Prix - the second race of the season, coming from the Jeddah Corniche Circuit.

You can easily switch between live timing and the live blog via the tabs. In the blog, we will provide you with the latest developments during the race in Saudi Arabia. A driveshaft failure in Q2 put Verstappen out and leaves him 15th on the grid for the race at the Jeddah Corniche Circuit, with Fernando Alonso joining Perez on the front row.

Sergio Perez sealed a fifth career Formula 1 victory after taking a dominant win in the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix, while also leading home a second Red Bull ...

Perez’s team mate, Max Verstappen, finished second after starting from 15th on the grid – due to suffering a driveshaft issue in qualifying. Sergio Perez sealed a fifth career Formula 1 victory after taking a dominant win in the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix, while also leading home a second Red Bull one-two finish to start the year. HIGHLIGHTS: Watch the action from a thrilling Saudi Arabian Grand Prix as Perez leads a Red Bull 1-2

Sergio Perez converted pole position into victory at the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix as team mate Max Verstappen recovered from P15 to make it successive ...

Alonso took the lead into Turn 1 but a subsequent time penalty for lining up outside his grid box, coupled with the relentless pace of the Red Bulls, meant he had to settle for third place. “The team did a fantastic job. Mercedes and Ferrari had no answers for Red Bull’s pace as they distantly followed in two-by-two formation, Russell getting the better of team mate Lewis Hamilton, and Carlos Sainz leading Charles Leclerc home. we really did a job in the first stint, but that Safety Car again tried to take the victory from us in Jeddah – but not this time! I don’t know what to do.” Sergio Perez converted pole position into victory at the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix as team mate Max Verstappen recovered from P15 to make it successive one-two finishes for Red Bull. That Safety Car… In the meantime, Perez found another level of pace to respond to Verstappen’s charge and stabilise the lead gap at just over five seconds, with a similar margin back to Alonso in third, followed by the Mercedes cars, the Ferraris and the Alpines. Ferrari duo Sainz and Leclerc sandwiched the Mercedes of Hamilton, as Tsunoda – another to benefit from the timing of the Safety Car – Ocon and Gasly rounded out the points-paying positions. That strategic move paid off for Ferrari when Sainz pitted on Lap 16, and Leclerc a lap later, with both drivers getting the jump on Stroll as they rejoined the action – the Canadian’s evening then ending dramatically when he was told to stop his car on track. When the grid formed up and the lights went out – with most drivers opting for medium tyres – Alonso sent the crowd wild as he bolted off the line to snatch the lead from Perez into Turn 1, with Russell slotting into P3 ahead of Stroll and Sainz. Perez overcame an attack from Alonso at the start, a nervy Safety Car period and Verstappen’s charge from the midfield to make up for the potential win he lost at the Jeddah Corniche Circuit a year ago – kick-starting his championship hopes in the process.

Sergio Perez holds off team-mate Max Verstappen to take a Red Bull one-two in the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix.

Alonso was too far to the left, and had his left-hand wheels out of the grid box on the track. He served it at his pit stop under the safety car but towards the end of the race Mercedes told Russell to push as hard as he could to keep the margin between the two cars to less than five seconds in case Alonso was penalised for the pit stop itself. In the stop, the mechanic at the back of the car touched it with the rear jack before the penalty time was up and the stewards punished him post-race, giving Russell his first "podium" of the season, even though Alonso stood on it with Red Bull drivers. Verstappen set his mind on trying to set fastest lap and clinched it on the final lap - stealing it from Perez - to ensure he leads the championship by virtue of the point he gained for setting it. Perez was 5.4 seconds in front by the time Verstappen got into second place and was able to hold the margin at about that same amount for the rest of the race. He served it in his pit stop, but it was adjudged that the team had broken the rules by touching the car before the five seconds had elapsed and he was given a 10-second penalty as a result, promoting Russell to third.

The two Red Bull drivers appeared to survive late-race issues to secure a perfect result for the Milton Keynes team, ahead of Aston Martin's Fernando Alonso, ...

[Mercedes](/formula-1-teams/mercedes) drivers. [Max Verstappen](/formula-1-drivers/max-verstappen) recovery drive to lead a [Red Bull](/formula-1-teams/red-bull) one-two. [To news overview](/f1-news)© Red Bull Content Pool

Fernando Alonso is reinstated to third place in the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix after stewards overturn their earlier decision to demote him.

It's good that there is a rule in place, but at the same time, sometimes it's like luck, to be honest, where you position yourself." Perez said: "I just overdid it and I stopped too early, but you have no idea when you are in the car. But a 10-second is too extreme in that case again." "At the end of the day, we've got to stick within the guidelines. It is a bit sad for the FIA." Alonso added: "Today is not good for the fans.

Mercedes driver George Russell was left feeling satisfied with the performance he delivered across the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix weekend, though admitted ...

“But clearly, we have made some small steps compared to Bahrain. “To be honest, [it was] not really [expected]. “P4 for me, it’s been probably one of my strongest weekends in F1.

Fernando Alonso has had his controversial Saudi Arabian Grand Prix penalty overturned, which reinstates his third-place finish.

It is understood that these related to the front jack rather than the rear. Nonetheless, the team argued this proved it was incorrect to assert there was an agreement that “touching the car in any way, including with a jack, would constitute “working” on the car”. The team successfully argued that the stewards were wrong to believe there was an emphatic agreement in place that the jack touching the car did indeed constitute working on it.

Fernando Alonso's joy at taking his 100th Formula 1 penalty in the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix turned sour on Sunday evening, after he was handed a 10-second ...

[READ MORE: Perez fends off Verstappen to win action-packed Saudi Arabian GP as Alonso loses podium](https://www.formula1.com/en/latest/article.perez-fends-off-verstappen-to-win-action-packed-saudi-arabian-gp-as-alonso.329xV14gKVrf1iU6dOkISI.html) They told me just five seconds in the first stint, and I opened seven or eight. I care, but I don’t care that much! [RACE START: Alonso pinches the lead from pole-sitter Perez as the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix gets under way](https://www.formula1.com/en/latest/article.race-start-alonso-pinches-the-lead-from-pole-sitter-perez-as-the-saudi.Ejca9YDdgebxPEujCuE73.html) Now I have apparently three points less; I don’t have 15, I have 12. After being informed of the news, Alonso told Sky Sports F1: “It doesn’t hurt much, to be honest.

Perez jumped out to a five-second lead over Fernando Alonso after a restart and Verstappen didn't have a chance to close the gap after he got past Alonso.

Fernando Alonso is reinstated to third place in the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix after stewards overturn their earlier decision to demote him.

It's good that there is a rule in place, but at the same time, sometimes it's like luck, to be honest, where you position yourself." Perez said: "I just overdid it and I stopped too early, but you have no idea when you are in the car. But a 10-second is too extreme in that case again." "At the end of the day, we've got to stick within the guidelines. It is a bit sad for the FIA." Alonso added: "Today is not good for the fans.

Fernando Alonso's 100th career podium finish in Formula 1's Saudi Arabian Grand Prix has been reinstated after his Aston Martin squad won a right to review.

[PlusPlusFormula 1Saudi Arabian GP ](/f1/news/why-mercedes-is-fronting-up-to-its-f1-mistakes-too-much/10443144/) [PlusPlusFormula 1 ](/f1/news/why-a-mercedes-u-turn-couldnt-deny-saubers-f1-debut-surprise/10443178/) [PlusPlusFormula 1Saudi Arabian GP ](/f1/news/how-the-f1-driver-expression-saga-continues-to-have-a-lineker-like-problem/10443530/) [PlusPlusFormula 1Saudi Arabian GP ](/f1/news/testing-times-for-vasseur-but-the-true-challenge-at-ferrari-is-about-to-come/10443879/) And this is I think what is at the moment being clarified.” “There have been discussions,” he said.

A technical problem on Saturday consigned the world champion to 15th on the grid in Jeddah, but boy did Max Verstappen recover in style on Sunday.

Max Verstappen - 26.3% A technical problem on Saturday consigned the world champion to 15th on the grid in Jeddah, but boy did Max Verstappen recover in style on Sunday. Second place at the flag, beaten only by his Red Bull team mate, and fastest lap – set on the very last lap – to boot.

Red Bull's Sergio Perez flexed his street circuit muscles with dramatic effect on Sunday by storming to victory ahead of team-mate Max Verstappen at the ...

Verstappen showed great pace as he pressed Russell, breezing past him for third on lap 24. Despite attempting to serve his penalty during the pit stop, Alonso stayed second behind Perez. When he tried to serve it during a pit stop, stewards ruled a jack had touched the car too soon and they hit Alonso with a 10-second penalty. By then, he had been given a five-second penalty for his starting spot error. "We settled for second so it's a good recovery in the end." "It turned out to be tougher than expected," he said.

Max Verstappen jumped 14 places from starting at P15 to finish second in the Saudi Arabian GP, while teammate Sergio Perez took home the win.

Ferrari needs to pull up their socks and they seem to have the pace to beat the other two in races. The pit crew had just out-smarted Stroll with a double over-cut, thanks to 2.7 seconds and 2.1 seconds stops to Sainz and Leclerc respectively. It could be a breeze for the defending double champions to lay their hands on both titles. However, he was dropped to fourth with a post-race 10-second penalty and George Russell was promoted to the final podium spot. Both Max Verstappen and Charles Leclerc had to cut through the field and made good progress, but just as the Monegasque driver had exited the pits and over-cut Lance Stroll with his Ferrari teammate Carlos Sainz, the safety car was brought out on lap 18 after Lance Stroll trundled to a stop. Perez used his race-craft to good effect to shoot past Alonso and build an advantage, before managing the lead from his charging teammate.

Bernie Ecclestone, the then powerful man in the crown of motorsport, said to the Greek government in 2008 that he wanted to see the Formula 1 with the.

The Athenian Grand Prix can be held, and indeed not on a track. But he himself, with the excessive demands he set, essentially made it impossible to become a reality. The facts have changed since then though.

Red Bull's Sergio Perez scored a significant career first in Jeddah on Sunday, while Aston Martin's Fernando Alonso briefly looked to have secured his own ...

Team mate Pierre Gasly finished ninth from ninth on the grid tonight, having finished ninth from last on the grid in Bahrain. Alonso led the opening lap of a Grand Prix for the first time in nearly 11 years, the last time being Germany 2012. Alonso’s podium also meant that, having not scored a podium since the 2021 Qatar Grand Prix ahead of the 2023 Bahrain season opener, Alonso has now taken consecutive podiums for the first time since the 2013 Singapore Grand Prix. [READ MORE: Alonso loses P3 and 100th F1 podium after receiving 10s penalty in Saudi Arabian Grand Prix](https://www.formula1.com/en/latest/article.breaking-alonso-loses-p3-and-100th-f1-podium-after-receiving-10s-penalty-in.4QbFJtlN8sUWqQXt4jJmmR.html) Today was the first time Perez has won a race with Verstappen in second place. FACTS AND STATS: Perez leads a Red Bull 1-2 for the very first time as Alonso joins select group of drivers

Max Verstappen's defiance of orders from his Red Bull team set up a fascinating time trial at the front of the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix.

He radioed it in, a bunch of engineers and analysts in the garage and at Milton Keynes looked intently at all the parameters on the data. Game most definitely on as the safety car pulled in with three-fifths of the race still to go and Perez only a few seconds up the road. He served this at his stop under the safety car, but VAR evidence suggested afterwards that the rear jack was in contact with the car before the 5s had elapsed. He decided he would rather it failed as he tried to catch Perez than do that – and he got back on it. That’s how hard Perez was pushing as they traded fastest laps and left the field far behind. Perez was in a steely frame of mind and his pace had been close to Verstappen’s all weekend, just as in Bahrain. The car was oversteery on entry, he was reporting, concerned that something may have been amiss. Hamilton was Verstappen’s next scalp, a simple DRS pass – “I’ve never seen anything like that before,” said Lewis of the speed difference. By the time he’d dealt with them he was only 5s behind Sergio and the pitstops were all done. The gap with 10 laps to go was 4.3s. “So at one point, it’s something more important to just settle for a second and not, you know, having an issue with the car.” In the end, it was Max himself who made the call.

The Saudi Arabian GP was another Red Bull whitewash but its F1 pair weren't the only ones to put in great drives. Here's Edd Straw's rankings.

Bottas lacked the edge of pace Zhou could deliver and was unable to offer a clear explanation for why in qualifying. De Vries recovered from losing FP3 to a power unit change and a spin on his first flier in Q1. He produced another combative first-lap, including a good pass on De Vries at Turn 13, but was ultimately stuck in the lower-midfield. Zhou climbed from 17th to 13th by the finish in a race in which he spent too much time caught up with Haas, AlphaTauri and Williams drivers. Sainz was half a second off Leclerc in Q3 and didn’t appear as comfortable with the car on the limit. He followed Magnussen, and latterly Tsunoda, to the end. That cost him a lap good enough for Q2, with mistakes on his subsequent two runs preventing him from setting a serious time. And despite his best efforts, even with car concerns, he wasn’t able to close the gap and had to settle for second. Hamilton complained of feeling disconnected with the car after setting only the eighth-fastest time in qualifying. Ocon was a little more comfortable with a car he described as “floating in high-speed” than team-mate Gasly and produced a superb qualifying performance. But that was still enough to earn him a front-row start. How close each driver got to delivering on the maximum performance potential of the car will be an essential consideration.