Sky Sports treats German viewers to free live streaming of the 2023 Hungarian Grand Prix

Sky Germany had previously aired the 2023 Spanish Grand Prix free of cost on their YouTube channel.

The 2021 Hungarian Grand Prix (Image credit: Motorsport.com)

Formula 1 fans in Germany are in for a treat this Sunday as Sky will be showcasing the Hungarian Grand Prix live and free of charge on the internet. Breaking barriers and extending accessibility, Sky has made arrangements for viewers to catch the race on multiple platforms. Fans can join the action-packed event on “skysport.de,” the Sky Sports app, or even via the official Sky Sports YouTube channel.

This exciting initiative follows the successful streaming of the Spanish Grand Prix in May. It also reinforces Sky’s position as the sole provider of Formula 1 coverage in Germany since 2021. Previously, RTL had sublicensed four races per season, but they decided not to renew their contract with Sky at the beginning of the year. Despite efforts to find an RTL successor, no agreement was reached.

Following the Formula 1 contract, four races must be shown free-to-air per season. Sky’s commitment to bringing the sport to a wider audience is evident through its free online broadcast. Courtesy of Sky German viewers will get a taste of Formula One for free.

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Daniel Ricciardo’s return and Red Bull’s upgrades promise an exciting Hungarian GP

Q 1689693770 — Daniel Ricciardo with his new team AlphaTauri (Image credit: Speedcafe.com)

With only two races remaining before the summer break, Formula 1 gears up for the highly anticipated Hungarian Grand Prix in Budapest. All attention will be on the drivers, including the much-awaited return of Daniel Ricciardo, who has recently joined AlphaTauri in place of the struggling Nyck de Vries.

Following his official confirmation after the British Grand Prix, Ricciardo’s arrival adds an extra layer of intrigue to the upcoming race. Fans and experts eagerly anticipate his performance and the impact he can make on his new team.

First up for Daniel Ricciardo, the Hungarian Grand Prix ⏩ pic.twitter.com/nDDK0BV31R
— Sky Sports F1 (@SkySportsF1) July 13, 2023

However, it’s not just Ricciardo’s presence that will captivate viewers. Red Bull has announced their plan to introduce upgrades for the Hungarian Grand Prix, raising the excitement even further. The question on everyone’s mind is whether these enhancements will enable Red Bull to challenge their rivals more effectively and solidify their position at the top of the grid.

The Hungarian Grand Prix has consistently delivered captivating moments throughout its history. From Red Bull’s impressive recovery in 2020, repairing Max Verstappen‘s car after a crash, to Esteban Ocon‘s remarkable defense against Sebastian Vettel for his first Grand Prix win in ever-changing weather conditions the following year. As the race in Budapest approaches, fans eagerly await another thrilling and enthralling spectacle on the track.