The 24 Formula 1 races this year will air across ESPN and ESPN2, with some races streaming on ESPN+, and U.S.-based races also airing on ABC. For super fans who don’t want to miss a single race, all the action is streamable through an F1 TV Pro subscription.

The second race of the F1 season takes place on Sunday, March 23 when drivers compete in the Heineken Chinese Grand Prix.

Catch up on all the Saturday action from China, as the new Formula One season rolled into Shanghai for round two

Red Bull have reportedly decided to axe Liam Lawson after just two races of the Formula One season, following a disappointing start to the 2025 campaign. He was chosen over Yuki Tsunoda to replace Sergio Perez but two Q1 eliminations, in addition to P15 and P12 finishes in Australia and China, prompted the team to move in another direction.