Formula 1
One service covers everything: Apple TV, $14.99 a month.
From $14.99/mo→
Cheapest way to watch
Watch racing for less
Streaming rights are split more every year, and most fans overpay for bundles they do not need. These pages work out the minimum set of services for each series, with the math shown.
How to use this: pick your series, see who holds the rights, then tick the services you already have. The page works out what is left to buy and what it costs. Prices are checked against each service's official site and date-stamped on every page.
NASCAR Cup Series
The rights are split four ways, so no single service has every race. The cheapest full set is Sling Blue + Prime Video + Peacock at $73.97 a month, or $60.98 with an antenna for the NBC races.
From $73.97/mo→
IndyCar
The cheapest full season in US racing: every race is on broadcast FOX, so an antenna watches the whole season free. FOX One at $19.99 adds every practice and qualifying session.
From $0.00/mo→
MotoGP
FOX One at $19.99 a month carries the full US TV package (FOX, FS1 and FS2). The direct VideoPass is the pick if you want every session of every class.
From $19.99/mo→
IMSA
Peacock alone covers the season: every race streams live for $12.99 a month.
From $12.99/mo→
NHRA
FOX One at $19.99 a month streams the FOX, FS1 and FS2 TV coverage. NHRA.tv is the upgrade for every qualifying session: $164.99 for the season.
From $19.99/mo→
Need a channel number instead? The channel finder lists every racing network by provider. For full per-series guides, see how to watch.