How to Watch IndyCar 2021 Live Without Cable

The 2021 IndyCar season gets underway this weekend with the Honda Indy Grand Prix of Alabama. The race will be held at the famous Barber Motorsports Park and will mark the start of what promises to be a fascinating season of thrills and spills, and we have all the information you need on how to watch them live online from anywhere in the world.

Scott Dixon is the defending champion, and he will be aiming to retain his title this season. The 40-year-old is just one championship shy of equaling A. J. Foyt's record of most National Championships and will certainly have his sights set on achieving that feat this season.

What’s the 2021 IndyCar Series Schedule?

This 2021 season of the IndyCar Series starts on April 18, 2021, with the Honda Indy Grand Prix of Alabama. The season will wrap up on September 26, 2021, with the Acura Grand Prix of Long Beach. A total of 17 races are scheduled for the 2021 IndyCar Series.

Here is the full schedule of the 2021 IndyCar Series. NBC and NBC Sports will broadcast all the races.

Race	Date	Event	Track
1	April 18	Honda Indy Grand Prix of Alabama	Barber Motorsports Park
2	April 25	Firestone Grand Prix of St. Petersburg	Streets of St. Petersburg
3	May 01	Genesys 300	Texas Motor Speedway
4	May 02	Xpel 375	Texas Motor Speedway
5	May 15	GMR Grand Prix	Indianapolis
6	May 30	105th Running of the Indy 500	Indianapolis
7	June 12	Chevrolet Detroit Grand Prix Race 1	Belle Isle Park
8	June 13	Chevrolet Detroit Grand Prix Race 2	Belle Isle Park
9	June 20	REV Group Grand Prix	Road America
10	July 04	Honda Indy 200 at Mid-Ohio	Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course
11	July 11	Honda Indy Toronto	Streets of Toronto
12	August 08	Music City Grand Prix	Streets of Nashville
13	August 14	Indianapolis Motor Speedway Road Course	Indianapolis
14	August 21	Bommarito Automotive Group 500	Worldwide Technology Raceway
15	September 12	Grand Prix of Portland	Portland International Raceway
16	September 19	Firestone Grand Prix of Monterey	WeatherTech Raceway Laguna Seca
17	September 26	Acura Grand Prix of Long Beach	Streets of Long Beach

Who’s Participating in the 2021 IndyCar?

The 2021 IndyCar Series features a number of big names from the racing domain. Defending champion Scott Dixon will be eyeing a record-equalling seventh title and will lead the pack. Romain Grosjean has also made the switch to IndyCar after spending ten years in Formula 1.

NASCAR legend Jimmie Johnson will also be participating in the 2021 IndyCar. Johnson has won a record seven NASCAR Cup Series. Johnson will be driving with Chip Ganassi Racing. Three-time Australian Supercars Championship winner Scott McLaughlin is also set for his first season in IndyCar. He will be racing for Team Penske.

Josef Newgarden and Colton Herta will be the ones to watch, as they aim to take the crown away from Scott Dixon.

How to Watch the IndyCar Series Online From Anywhere?

If you live abroad or happen to be traveling outside the United States, you will need a bit of help to watch the IndyCar Series online because the live TV services and streaming platforms are all geo-blocked. It means that in order to have access to the IndyCar from outside the United States, you will need a VPN. Having a VPN will make it seem as if you are in the US rather than your actual location.

Our recommendation is ExpressVPN, which is a tool that has thousands of servers throughout the world, and it also works with almost every streaming service in the US - unlike most other VPNs. The tool will change your device's IP address and bypass the geo-blockade.

• Visit the ExpressVPN website by following our link, and you will get a 49% discount on your subscription fee.
• Choose your preferred subscription plan and fill out the payment details.
• Once that is done, you can download the ExpressVPN app on your preferred device.
• From there, you can load the VPN and choose a server from the United States and connect to it.
• Once the VPN is set up, you can go to the FuboTV or any other service to get unrestricted access to the IndyCar Series.

Below, you can find the platforms which will help you watch the 2021 IndyCar series.

How to Watch the IndyCar 2021 Without Cable?

NBC and NBCSN will broadcast the 2021 IndyCar series as they did last season. But if you do not want to watch on traditional cable TV, there are many other ways to catch all the action live online.

One of the best platforms to watch the 2021 IndyCar series and other live sporting events is fuboTV. It is an excellent service which is gaining popularity thanks to its wide range of channels and pack options.

fuboTV not only allows you to watch live sports but also movies and TV shows of your choice. It also includes dozens of dedicated networks, including NBC and NBCSN. So you can easily watch the 2021 IndyCar by signing up for the streaming service.

Here’s how you can sign up for fuboTV:

• Start by visiting the fuboTV website and clicking on the “Start Free Your Trial” button in the corner. This would allow you to start a 7-day free trial.
• Now fill out all the required details, including your email, password, home address, and zip code, so you can get a list of available channels and packs.
• Then choose from one of the four available pack options, which are Starter, Pro, Elite, and Latino Quarterly. NBC is included in the main bundle, and you will be able to watch the IndyCar Series with it.
• The Starter pack has 115 channels and costs $64.99 per month, while the Elite pack costs $79.99 per month and has 162 channels. You will also be able to choose add-ons and premium channels as per your liking.
• After selecting the channels, fill out your payment details so that fuboTV can charge you at the end of the trial period. If you cancel your subscription before the trial ends, you will not be charged.
• Confirm your details and create your account
• Tune in to NBC to watch the IndyCar Series.

If you want to watch the IndyCar Series on a different streaming service, other options include Hulu with Live TV, YouTube TV, and Sling TV. All three services provide NBC and NBCSN as part of their bundles. NBC and NBC Sports also carry a live stream for the IndyCar Series on their website.