The 2023 Formula 1 racing season is in full swing, with expanded viewing options for American F1 fans across a variety of platforms. After the Emilia Romagna Grand Prix was cleared due to flooding in Italy, the racing action returns in Monaco this weekend.
When is the Monaco Grand Prix? How can I watch?
The Monaco Grand Prix will air live at 9:00 am ET on Sunday, May 28 on ESPN+ and ABC. ABC and ESPN+ coverage will begin at 7:30 am ET with the pre-race show. The ESPN Deportes broadcast will begin at 8:00 am ET.
What other races can I watch on ESPN this year?
ESPN’s platforms will broadcast all 23 championship races, with 18 of the 23 airing on ABC or ESPN. The other five will air on ESPN2. Click here for the full 2023 F1 schedule on ESPN platforms.
What new elements can I expect during the rest of the 2023 F1 season?
Thirteen races will air on ESPN, which is the most yet. For the first time ever, the F1 season will include three races in the US, with the inaugural Heineken Silver Las Vegas Grand Prix in November.
How can I access more ESPN F1 coverage?
ESPN’s F1 coverage also includes a dedicated site reporting on the championship throughout the year, with reporters on site at every race. ESPN’s F1 reporters also contribute to the “Unlapped” video podcast show, which appears throughout the year on ESPN’s YouTube channel. They are also connected to the ESPN.com/F1 website social identifiers @ESPNF1 on Twitter, @ESPNF1 on Instagram and ESPNF1 on Facebook. To stream races, interviews and more, check out the ESPN F1 video hub page.
Who is the favorite to win the Monaco Grand Prix?
Max Verstappen is currently a +120 favorite to win the Monaco Grand Prix with Sergio Perez, Charles Leclerc and Fernando Alonso behind him. Here are the odds of winning for each driver.
Liz Loza’s choice to win
Fernando Alonso (+600). Racing in Monaco requires precision. The circuit is twisty and unforgiving, with hairpin turns and tight pits. Overtaking is rare, making qualifying key to success in Monte Carlo. While the Red Bull drivers have dominated 2023, Fernando Alonso’s midlife glow has proven to be very real. The Aston Martin is well suited to the slower track in Monaco and Alonso’s experience seems to keep the car ahead of the pack. With potential rain in the forecast, the vet is my favorite to win Monaco, with Max Verstappen next, and Sergio “King of the Streets” Perez just behind his teammate.
