A very rich month of July for Formula 1 with three GPs in quick succession before the summer break. There is a way to watch them even without Sky
Summer full of events in Formula 1. After the Austrian GP with George Russell’s incredible victory, three more races are scheduled for July before the August break.
We will compete on three historic circuits of Formula 1, namely Silverstone in Great Britain (July 7), the Hungaroring in Budapest (21) and Spa Francorchamps, Belgium (28). Three Grands Prix that could further define the balance of the standings with Max Verstappen in command with a good 81 points advantage over Norris, a rather reassuring gap for the reigning champion.
For all Formula 1 fans there is the possibility of follow the three races mentioned even without Skythanks to a very interesting streaming alternative. Therefore, you will not need a decoder and satellite dish or a subscription to the satellite broadcaster. The opportunity is offered to you by Sky itself thanks to its NowTV streaming service, available on smart TVs, smartphones and PCs at a truly advantageous price for the quantity of events offered.
Formula 1, how to watch the next Grand Prix in streaming
NOW TV offers different types of subscriptions, monthly or annual. The monthly Sports Pass costs 24.99€ and allows you to watch, in July, all the Formula 1 GPs, the MotoGP races and, for those who also follow other sports, also the final stages of the European Football Championship and the Wimbledon tennis tournament with complete coverage with six channels available.
Subscribing to NOW TV is very simple. Just go to the site, register and activate the monthly ticket via one of the permitted payment methods. At the end of the month, you will have the option to cancel the subscription, which otherwise renews for a further month at the same price.
For those who want to opt for a different subscription, NOW TV also offers the annual modewith a 12-month stay obligation, at a cost of €14.99 per month. If you activate it, from August, in addition to motorsport events and all the ATP and WTA tennis tournaments, you will also be able to follow a rich football schedule with three Serie A matches every day, the Champions League, the Europa and Conference League and three foreign championships, namely the Premier League, Bundesliga and Ligue 1.
Returning to Formula 1, the three GPs in July will be broadcast exclusively, live on TV, on Sky Sport Formula 1 and Sky Sport 1. In the clear, on TV8only the deferred broadcast of events is planned. The next GP visible for free on TV8 will be the one in Monza, scheduled for September 1st.
