The Formula 1 Gulf Air Bahrain Grand Prix is about to start and the drivers are warming up. The official event starts on Sunday, March 5, but racers have a few opportunities to practice on the track before the event. If you wake up very early (or very late) in the US, you can follow these practices. Bahrain Grand Prix 1 practice is at 6:25am. ET on Friday, March 3. Practice 2 is a few hours later at 9:55am. ET. The Bahrain Grand Prix and its practices will be broadcast on ESPN2 in the US. If you’re a cable subscriber, you can watch it right on your TV or on a computer or phone with the ESPN app. If you’ve cut the cord and gone full stream with your entertainment, here are all the ways you can watch Bahrain Grand Prix practice online.
Watch Bahrain Grand Prix Live Stream on FuboTV
The cheapest way to access ESPN2 and the Bahrain Grand Prix is through FuboTV. This is because there is a free trial of FuboTV. If you’ve never been a FuboTV subscriber before, you can get a week of the service for free, which will cover all of Bahrain’s practices and the official event. After the free trial, FuboTV runs between $70 and $100, depending on which package you go with. Fubo Pro, the basic plan, includes about 145 channels, including ESPN2. Other channels include Comedy Central, MTV, Fox News, BET and dozens more.
Watch the Bahrain Grand Prix live stream on Sling TV
Sling TV, like FuboTV, is intended to completely replace your cable subscription. Reduces costs by allowing you to choose between two different cable packages. This means you can tailor your package to buy the channels you’ll actually use, something we’ve been asking for since cable was first invented. To watch the Bahrain Grand Prix, you will need the Sling TV Orange package. There is currently no free Sling TV trial, but there is a nice discount. Right now, your first month of Sling TV is half off – only $20! After that, the price will go up to $40 per month.
Watch Bahrain Grand Prix Live Stream on Hulu with live TV
Hulu with Live TV is one of the best streaming services out there. If you’re a fan of Hulu’s programming or already subscribe to the Disney Plus Bundle, this could be a great way to add live sports to your plan via ESPN. But remember, the Formula 1 Bahrain Grand Prix is not only available through ESPN+ in this package. You must get a separate Hulu with Live TV subscription. There is currently no free trial of Hulu with Live TV, but plans start at $70 per month. This price gives you access to dozens of other channels, including sports, news, entertainment and more.
Watch the Bahrain Grand Prix live stream on YouTube with live TV
YouTube TV is another option for watching ESPN2. YouTube TV offers over 110 basic channels, as well as additional packages for specific TV genres. You’ll only need the basic YouTube TV subscription to get ESPN2. This basic subscription is currently $65 per month.
Watch the Bahrain Grand Prix live stream from abroad with a VPN
The Bahrain Grand Prix is broadcast on a different platform in almost every country. If you’re an American abroad right now, you probably don’t have access to any of these channels. Do not worry! Simply combine any of the above solutions with a VPN and trick your internet into thinking you’re back home. We think the best VPN is NordVPN. It’s a safe, simple program that’s one of the best VPNs for streaming. It’s currently 59% off, or $6.69 per month for a two-year plan.
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