Formula 3 live streams

How to watch an F3 live stream

Each Formula 3 round has its own page on Rerace, listing practice, qualifying and both races with their live status. Open a session when it goes live and choose a stream source; if the picture freezes or the stream drops, switch to another source rather than refreshing repeatedly. The most reliable sources appear first, and everything runs in your browser with no account, subscription or app needed.

F3 is often the first series on track each day of a Grand Prix weekend, so sessions can start early in the morning, local time. Rerace shows every session in your own time zone with a countdown, so early starts at European rounds or long-haul races are easy to plan around, even when the paddock is several hours ahead of you. Phones, tablets, desktops and smart-TV browsers are all supported.

The F3 weekend format

A Formula 3 weekend follows a similar pattern to F2. Friday brings a single practice session and qualifying, which sets the grid for the Feature Race. Saturday’s Sprint Race starts with the top twelve qualifiers in reverse order, and Sunday’s Feature Race is longer and worth more points. With 30 cars on the grid, all built on the same Dallara chassis, the racing is close and the opening laps are often dramatic.

Future stars and the road to F1

F3 is a key step on the FIA single-seater ladder, and many of today’s Formula 1 drivers raced in the championship on their way up. The season is shorter than Formula 1’s, visiting mostly European circuits plus a few long-haul rounds. Alongside the streams, Rerace’s news feed brings together motorsport headlines from major outlets, each linking to the original publisher, so you can keep up with the drivers between race weekends and see who moves up to F2 next.