Where to watch Ford v Ferrari

Also known as Damon v Bale.

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Georgia Dixon
Dec 05, 2020
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It's one of the most notorious rivalries in the history of motorsport, and in 2019, the tale of the decades-long battle between two of the world's greatest race car manufacturers hit the big screen. Starring Matt Damon as legendary Ford driver Carroll Shelly and Christian Bale as his hot-tempered best friend (and racer in his own right), Ken Miles, Ford v Ferrari chronicles Team Ford's mission to finally beat the ever-dominant Ferrari racing team at the 1966 24 Hours of Le Mans race.

But don't go thinking Ford v Ferrari is just for rev heads - there's more than enough drama, smart editing and bromance to keep even the most sports-averse people (myself included) hooked. After all, it's not like every old sports flick can boast two Oscars and a score of 92% on Rotten Tomatoes.

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How to watch Ford v Ferrari in Australia

Option 1: Disney Plus

Surprisingly, the only streaming service (with the exception of the eye-wateringly expensive Foxtel Now) offering Ford v Ferrari is newcomer Disney Plus. Not only does it have every Disney flick you could hope to get your hands on (and The Mandalorian, of course), but ever since Mickey Mouse and co. took over Fox, it's also the first place you'll be able to catch the studio's new releases. Unfortunately there's no longer a free trial for new users (unless you're an Xbox Game Pass Ultimate subscriber), but at $8.99 per month on a no-contract basis, you can always sign up to catch your favourites then leave at any time.

Option 2: Foxtel Now

As we mentioned above, Foxtel Now is pretty damn expensive, so we wouldn't recommend it as a first choice. That said, if you're already a subscriber (or have cash to burn), go for it! If you're looking for a cheaper alternative to Foxtel, the entertainment giant's new streaming service Binge is about as close as you'll get (with a few notable omissions, Ford v Ferrari being one of them). It'll set you back just $10 a month with a two-week free trial.

Option 3: Rent or buy

Prefer to pay a one-off fee, watch your movie and be on your way? As long as you have an iOS or Android device, Mac, PC, Chromecast, Apple TV or compatible gaming console, you can catch Ford v Ferrari as a digital rental from $2.99. At the time of writing, the film is available on Apple TV, Amazon, Google Play, Microsoft, YouTube and Fetch.

Georgia Dixon
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Georgia Dixon has 10 years of experience writing about all things tech, entertainment and lifestyle. She spends most of her time as Managing Editor of SafeWise Australia and also has bylines on 7NEWS, Stuff.co.nz, in TechLife magazine and more. In 2023 she won Best News Writer at the Consensus IT Awards, and in 2024 she was a finalist for Best News Journalist at the Samsung IT Journalism Awards (The Lizzies). In her spare time, you'll find her playing games and daydreaming about good food, wine, and dogs.

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