Motorsport enthusiasts around the globe are gearing up for another thrilling race weekend at the Australian Grand Prix. Fans can follow all the high-speed action across the premier class, Moto2, and Moto3 through various official broadcasting channels, offering both free-to-air and subscription-based viewing options across Europe.
In Germany, Sky Sport continues its paid coverage of all 22 race weekends. Meanwhile, through a partnership with DF1, twelve selected premium events of the 2026 motorcycle racing season are broadcasted live and free on linear television, complemented by digital streaming services ServusTV On and Red Bull TV. This weekend's event in Australia is included among the live-broadcasted races on DF1.
Fans in Austria enjoy comprehensive free coverage courtesy of ServusTV via its linear and digital channels, including Red Bull TV. The broadcast schedule kicks off with ServusTV On on Friday, followed by live qualifying sessions and the Sprint race on Saturday, and concluding with the full lineup of Grand Prix races on Sunday morning.

For viewers in Switzerland, SRG holds the linear and digital rights, broadcasting via SRF in German, RTS in French, and RSI in Italian. Channels such as SRF and RSI provide dedicated live streams and television broadcasts, ensuring supporters can catch every critical overtaking maneuver and championship battle.
With broadcasting rights continuing to evolve—including future free-TV partnerships with RTL starting in 2027—viewers are encouraged to verify their local providers and specific channel lineups to guarantee legal access to every track session throughout the race weekend.



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