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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.

Hot events - Motorsport

formula-e
14. Aug - 15. Aug
Formula E London ePrix I
United Kingdom London ePrix I
nascar-cup
14. Aug - 15. Aug
Nascar Cup Richmond
USA Richmond
indycar
15. Aug - 16. Aug
Indycar Markham
Canada Markham
formula-1
21. Aug - 23. Aug
Formula 1 Dutch GP
Netherlands Dutch GP
rally-wrc
27. Aug - 30. Aug
Rally WRC Rally del Paraguay
Paraguay Rally del Paraguay
moto-gp
29. Aug - 30. Aug
Moto GP Aragon GP
Spain Aragon GP
superbike
5. Sep - 6. Sep
SuperBike Magny-Cours
France Magny-Cours
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 raceAustralian 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.