F1 returns to one of its most famous tracks this weekend as the drivers are set to battle it out once again for the Monaco Grand Prix. 

One of the most illustrious races on the calendar, the Monaco GP dates all the way back to 1929 and has been run 79 times throughout history. 

This time around, Max Verstappen remains the man to beat as he looks to make it consecutive race victories following on from his impressive win in Miami from P9 on the grid.

His Red Bull teammate Sergio Perez will have different ideas however, and after winning here last season for the first time, the Mexican maestro will be eager for more success around this tight, twisting circuit. 

For all the details on how to watch the F1 action in the US this weekend, The Sporting News has you covered.

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What channel is the F1 race on today?

• Race: Monaco Grand Prix
• Date: Sunday, May 28
• TV channel: ABC, ESPN

F1’s American audience will be able to catch all the action at the 2023 Monaco Grand Prix in multiple different places. 

This weekend’s race is due to be shown live on ABC, ESPN, and ESPN2 — each Grand Prix broadcast being commercial-free, thanks to the coverage provided by Sky Sports.

For Spanish-language viewers, they can find live broadcasts on ESPN Deportes, though ESPNews and ESPNU will also show some practice and qualifying sessions live throughout the year.

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Formula 1 live stream for Monaco Grand Prix

Just like with TV channels available in the US to catch all the action on, there are also plenty of ways to live steam the 2023 Monaco Grand Prix this year. 

As well as the official F1 TV service — which costs $26.99–79.99/yr depending on the plan you choose — Fubo carries ESPN in the U.S. and offers a free trial to new subscribers. You can also stream F1 races live with ESPN+.

What time does the F1 race start today?

• Date: Sunday, May 28
• Start time: 9 a.m. (ET)

Below is the complete schedule for this weekend’s Monaco Grand Prix sessions. 

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Formula 1 schedule 2023

In 2023, the Formula One Calendar will be made up of 23 races across four different continents. 

The action began with the Bahrain Grand Prix on March 5 and will end on November 26 in Abu Dhabi. 

F1 Monaco Grand Prix 2023 odds to win

Odds correct as of May 22.