It's set to be a big summer for Formula 1 fans, with races kicking off in March all the way until the end of the year - so there's plenty to look forward to. It also marks the 75th anniversary of the FIA Formula One World Championship, with the season beginning in Australia on March 14.

Lewis Hamilton's inaugural season at Ferrari after his departure from Mercedes potentially made him the first driver in F1 history to clinch an eighth world championship - and Formula 1 fans won't want to miss a moment of all the action. But what if you're on holiday and away from all the action?

Formula 1 races are set to broadcast on the likes of Channel 4 and Sky Sports throughout the year - but trying to get these channels while you're on holiday can be a real pain. But there is a way that you can watch all the races without needing to worry about scrambling around for streams on the internet.

Here's everything you need to know about how to watch the F1 while you're on holiday - and the VPN tool that you need to make sure you catch all the action. Please be aware that Formula 1 takes the view that the use of a VPN to watch content from another territory may be a breach of the relevant broadcasters’ terms of service and may constitute copyright infringement. It is your responsibility to ensure that your use of a VPN is legal and the Express does not encourage any illegal use of a VPN.