Motorsport on TV in Australia

This week’s TV guide · Live matches & streaming

Live motorsport races on TV or stream | Formula 1, Supercars, Moto GP

All live TV coverage of Formula 1 races in Australia are broadcasted through Foxtel and Foxtel Now. You can also watch via Kayo Sports. To watch for free on TV tune in to Channel 10.
Supercars Championship is available live 7plus, The MotoGP, Moto2 and Moto3 are on Fox Sports - you can watch via Foxtel Now, Kayo or Foxtel iQ
Formula 1 returns to Interlagos this weekend for the São Paulo Grand Prix. The Brazilian race gets underway at 4.00 am AEDT on Monday, 9 November, with live coverage on Fox Sports and Kayo Sports. 

MotoGP heads to Lusail for the Qatar Grand Prix under the floodlights. The sprint starts at 3.00 am AEDT on Sunday, followed by the main race at the same time on Monday. Every session is available live on Fox Sports and Kayo Sports. 

The Supercars title battle reaches a decisive stage at Sandown, where seven championship contenders will be reduced to four. Two 250 km races start at 3.30 pm AEDT on Saturday and Sunday, with live coverage on Fox Sports and Kayo Sports. Highlights will also be available on Seven and 7plus.
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Motorsport Friday, 13. NovEvents · 2
E1 Series E1 Series
3:30AM
LIVE STREAM: E1 Miami GP 2026 Round 7 - Q1
E1 Series
YoutubeDAZN
5:45AM
LIVE STREAM: E1 Miami GP 2026 Round 7 - Q2,Q3
E1 Series
YoutubeDAZN
Motorsport Saturday, 14. NovEvents · 5
AMA Supercross AMA Supercross USA
8:30PM
Australian Supercross Championship
Round 4 Perth
Fox Sports More
Asian Le Mans Series Asian Le Mans Series Asia
1:10AM
Qualifying LMP3 & GT3: Le Castellet - Asian Le Mans Cup 2026/27
Asian Le Mans Series
Stan Sport
7:00PM
Race 1: Le Castellet - Asian Le Mans Cup 2026/27
Asian Le Mans Series
Stan Sport
11:00PM
Race 1: Le Castellet - Asian Le Mans Series 2026/27
Asian Le Mans Series
Stan Sport
E1 Series E1 Series
3:30AM
LIVE STREAM: E1 Miami GP 2026 Round 6 - Race Off
E1 Series
YoutubeDAZN
Motorsport Sunday, 15. NovEvents · 3
Australian Superbike Championship Australian Superbike Championship Australia
1:00PM
Race Day: The Bend - Australian Superbikes Championship 2026
Australian Superbike Championship
Stan Sport
Asian Le Mans Series Asian Le Mans Series Asia
11:00PM
Race 2: Le Castellet - Asian Le Mans Series 2026/27
Asian Le Mans Series
Stan Sport
SuperBike SuperBike
1:00PM
Round 2, The Bend
Australian Superbike Championship
SBS MelbourneSBS On DemandSBS Queensland
Check our sports tv guide for popular sports television networks in Australia: Fox Sports, Network 10, Nine Network, Seven Network, SBS and ABC.
We also cover where you can watch live sports on streaming services like Kayo, Stan Sports, Optus Sport, 10 play, 7plus, Main Event, Paramount+ and DAZN.

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14. Nov - 15. Nov
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19. Nov - 21. Nov
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In Australia Formula 1 fans can watch full season on Foxtel & Foxtel Now and Kayo. This includes every practice session, qualifying, sprint and Grand Prix race. Australian Grand Prix will be also broadcasted on Channel 10.

Repco Supercars Championship will broadcast six events on Seven Network (Channel 7) and 7plus Streaming Service.
Foxtel and Kayo Sports will air every session of the Supercars Championship live, including all practice sessions, qualifying rounds, and races across all 13 official rounds of the 2025 season. 

Network 10 has extended its agreement with Dorna Sports to broadcast the MotoGP World Championship. This ensures that every international MotoGP race, including the Australian Motorcycle Grand Prix at Phillip Island, will be available live and free on 10. 
Foxtel and Kayo broadcasts every practice session, qualifying round, sprint, and Grand Prix race of the MotoGP season live. Additionally, Moto2, Moto3, and MotoE events are also shown on Fox Sports.
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Formula 1 returns to Mexico City this weekend (30 October – 1 November) for the 19th round of the 2026 World Championship. The famous Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez will host another thrilling race as the championship battle intensifies. Australian fans will be keeping a close eye on Oscar Piastri, while Kimi Antonelli, Max Verstappen and Lando Norris will be among the drivers fighting for victory.  Catch all the action live on Fox Sports and Kayo Sports.

MotoGP heads to the Sepang International Circuit in Malaysia this weekend (30 October – 1 November) for another crucial round of the 2026 World Championship. Marc Márquez leads Jorge Martín by just 10 points as the title battle reaches a decisive stage. Following the cancellation of the Australian Grand Prix at Phillip Island, riders will be eager to return to racing action. Saturday’s Sprint and Sunday’s main race promise plenty of excitement, with Australian fans able to follow the action live on Fox Sports and Kayo Sports.


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Formula 1 heads to Mexico City from October 30 to November 1 for the 20th round of the 2026 season. Australian star Oscar Piastri and McLaren teammate Lando Norris face another crucial weekend as the championship battle enters its final stages. The race takes place at the high-altitude Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez, with qualifying on Sunday morning and the Grand Prix starting at 7:00am AEDT on Monday, November 2. You can watch every session live on Fox Sports 506, Foxtel and Kayo Sports.
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The Australian Motorcycle Grand Prix takes centre stage at Phillip Island on 23–25 October, marking the iconic circuit’s final MotoGP weekend before the event moves to Adelaide in 2027. With the world championship battle approaching its climax, Saturday’s Sprint and Sunday’s 27-lap Grand Prix promise high-speed action, while Australian riders Joel Kelso and Senna Agius will be among the local favourites. Australian viewers can watch the action live and free on Network 10 and 10 Play.

The Repco Supercars Championship heads to Surfers Paradise for the Boost Mobile Gold Coast 500, running from 23–25 October. The event opens the championship finals, with 10 drivers fighting to remain in contention for the title across two 250km street races on the challenging Gold Coast circuit. Both races will be broadcast live on Fox Sports and Kayo Sports, with free-to-air coverage on Channel 7 and 7plus on Saturday and Sunday.
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The MXGP of Australia returns to Darwin’s Hidden Valley Raceway this weekend for the final round of the 2026 FIM Motocross World Championship. Australian fans will have plenty of home riders to follow, with Jacob Sweet, Cooper Holroyd, Ryley Fitzpatrick and Rhys Budd entered as MXGP wildcards. The weekend is particularly significant as Darwin hosts the season finale, with MXGP, MX2 and WMX world championship action all taking place at Hidden Valley.
You can watch the action live on 9GO! and Stan Sport. The MX2 races are scheduled for 12:00 and 15:00, while the two MXGP races start at 13:00 and 16:00, all times in Darwin local time. 



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The Formula 1 Spanish Grand Prix heads to Madrid this weekend for the first-ever race at the new Madring circuit, with the 13 September race marking the 14th round of the 2026 season. The 5.4 km track features 22 corners and the spectacular, heavily banked 550-metre La Monumental section.  

Oscar Piastri will be one of the main drivers to watch after finishing fifth at Monza. McLaren is expected to challenge Mercedes, while championship leader Kimi Antonelli arrives in Madrid after his impressive win in Italy. 
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Formula 1 heads to one of motorsport’s most legendary circuits for the 2026 Italian Grand Prix, taking place from September 4–6 at the iconic Autodromo Nazionale Monza. The race starts at 11:00pm AEST on Sunday, September 6 and you can watch it live on Fox Sports and Kayo Sports.
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The 2026 Austrian Grand Prix takes place from June 26–28 at the Red Bull Ring in Spielberg, with the main race starting on Sunday at 3:00 PM local time. Due to a European heatwave, high temperatures are expected throughout the weekend, and the event will be broadcast on Fox Sports 506 and Kayo Sports.
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The Formula 1 Miami Grand Prix will be broadcast live for viewers in Australia, with race coverage available through official rights holders. The main race is scheduled for Sunday evening in Miami, corresponding to early morning viewing hours in Australia.

Australian audiences can watch the race live via Fox Sports, Foxtel, and Kayo Sports, which provide full weekend coverage including practice sessions, qualifying, and the race. Streaming is available across web, mobile, and supported smart TV platforms.
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The Formula 1 circus returns to Melbourne for the Australian Grand Prix at the iconic Albert Park Circuit.  You can watch the Formula 1 Australian Grand Prix live on Fox Sports, with streaming available on Kayo Sports. Qualifying for the Australian Grand Prix starts at 4:00 PM local Melbourne time on Saturday. The race begins at 3:00 PM AEDT on Sunday at Albert Park. 
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The 2026 Supercars Championship promises another thrilling season of high-intensity racing across Australia. Fans can look forward to fierce rivalries, endurance classics, and exciting sprint rounds featuring the latest Gen3 Ford Mustang and Chevrolet Camaro machines. With events held at iconic circuits around the country, the new season delivers action-packed weekends for motorsport fans nationwide. Australian viewers can follow every round live on Fox Sports and stream the races on Kayo Sports.

The Superbike World Championship heads to Australia this weekend for an exciting round at the iconic Phillip Island Grand Prix Circuit. Riders will compete in Race 1 on Saturday, followed by the Superpole Race and Race 2 on Sunday. Known for its fast and flowing layout, Phillip Island often delivers close racing and dramatic battles. Australian fans can expect a thrilling weekend as the world’s best superbike riders go head-to-head.
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The last F1 race of the season took place at Yas Marina, Abu Dhabi, serving as the championship decider. Lando Norris, Max Verstappen and Oscar Piastri arrived in a three-way fight for the title, with Norris holding the points advantage and needing a podium to secure the championship. Piastri remained a key contender, still mathematically in the fight and pushing to upset the favourites. The night race atmosphere, long straights and strategic pit stops made the finale tense and dramatic. Watch the last race live on Foxtel.