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Formula 1 fans in the United States can catch this weekend’s Italian Grand Prix at Monza without paying a cent. Apple TV maintains exclusive broadcasting rights to F1 races domestically, and the platform offers multiple avenues for free viewing during the race weekend scheduled for September 4-6.
The most straightforward method involves accessing Apple TV through Prime Video Channels, which provides a seven-day trial period at no cost. Viewers can stream the entire Italian GP weekend, from Friday practice sessions through Sunday’s main race at 9 a.m. ET, without any financial commitment. After the trial expires, the service costs $12.99 monthly, though subscribers can cancel before charges begin.
For those without existing Amazon Prime memberships, combining trials offers complete free access. Amazon’s standard 30-day trial paired with Apple TV’s seven-day channel trial through Prime Video creates an extended window of complimentary streaming. Alternatively, new Apple TV standalone subscribers receive their own seven-day trial directly through the Apple app, while Apple One bundles offer one month free when combining multiple services.
This weekend’s race features intense competition, with McLaren’s drivers climbing the championship standings and challenging defending champion Kimi Antonelli’s lead. The schedule includes two practice sessions Friday, one more Saturday morning, qualifying Saturday at 10 a.m. ET, and the main event Sunday morning.
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Originally reported by Mashable →
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