Many have been asking in the comments- How to watch Brazilian F1 Grand Prix Live? Max Verstappen is looking close to being his first-ever world champion, yet who knows what lays ahead. As Lewis Hamilton would be presenting in Formula One, nobody would like to miss the ongoings. And as they say, the battle continues tonight with Max and Lewis road to road in Sao Paulo’s Interlagos circuit. 
The Brazilian Grand Prix 2021, is set ahead to play over 71 laps of the 4.4 kilometers (2.73 miles) circuit.
Brazilian F1 Grand Prix Time Schedule
First Practise is set to be at 3:30 pm GMT, on Friday and then there would be a set sprint race. On Saturday there would be a second practice at 3 pm, and again the set sprint race at 7 pm. And then finally, 2021 Brazilian Grand Prix, at 5 pm GMT/ 12 pm ET/9 am PT/3 am AEST on Sunday.
Being the first of its kind race to feature sprint-style qualifiers, the F1 Grand Prix for 2021 could set this a basic trend for upcoming races starting 2022. If this breaks, Lewis could lose his only opportunity to break the world record of being the continuous champion 7 times, and this might sting a lot of his supporters.
How to Watch 2021 Brazilian Grand Prix F1?
As a piece of good news, fans in Australia, and Luxembourg can watch the live stream for free.
Otherwise, if you are anywhere in the world, sitting on a tram or in a subway, you can still watch the live race. If in the US, you can download the app F1TVPro
With F1TVPro, you do not even need a TV to watch it live. Mostly you can access this race anywhere in this world, on your smartphone or laptop as long as you have the subscription. Keep in mind that this is a paid service, and you need to have a subscription to access the love race. The subscription costs like ten dollars a month. Plus, you get to choose if you want to listen to English commentary by Martin Brundle and David Croft.
F1TVPro is available for subscription in 188 countries excluding the UK, with different price models.
If in Brazil, unusually, you can attend the live stream on the official F1 broadcast service- TV Band, that has replaced Globo. And for accessing the live stream in the USA, you would have to sign up for ESPN, which would guarantee you the best possible experience of watching the 2021 Live F1 race.
With so much excitement, with Max and Lewis, gear on gear, you wouldn’t want to miss a glimpse of what’s to come. In this special article, How to watch Brazilian F1 Grand Prix Live, we tried to deliver to you the most relevant information you need right now to catch the match. However, all queries and comments are welcome below.
