What Time Is the F1 Italian Grand Prix 2026? Start Time and TV Schedule
Sky Sports F1 will show all sessions, with the race start set for 2pm UK time and streaming available through Sky Go and NOW.
- The 13th round of the Formula One season takes place at Monza this weekend, with the Italian Grand Prix beginning at 15:00 and live coverage broadcast on Sky Sports.
- Kimi Antonelli leads the Drivers Championship by 59 points, appearing on course to become the youngest title winner ever. Antonelli hopes to secure a historic home victory at Monza.
- Defending Formula One drivers champion Lando Norris competes alongside George Russell and Lewis Hamilton as top contenders. McLaren are the reigning constructors title winners.
- Viewers can watch the race live on Sky Sports, or access via a NOW Day Membership for £14.99 or a Monthly Membership for £34.99 without a contract.
- The 2026 season features 23 races, reduced from 24 after the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix was postponed following the outbreak of the United States-Iran war.
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It's the weekend of the Monza Grand Prix. Back to Formula 1 and back to the "Tempio della velocità" (Tempio della velocità) in the Gp d'Italia always very much awaited by Ferrari fans. From today, Friday 4 September, to Sunday 6 September, the 97th edition of the Grand Prix of Italy is taking place. At the top of the World Championship there is Andrea Kimi Antonelli with [...] L'articolo Formula 1, is the weekend of Monza: Antonelli starts from …
What time is the F1 Italian Grand Prix 2026? Start time and TV schedule
Kimi Antonelli arrives at Monza hoping to become the first homegrown winner of the Italian Grand Prix since 1966.An Italian driver hasn't topped the podium at the iconic course since Ludovico Scarfiotti 60 years ago but Mercedes' teenage sensation could change that this weekend.The 2026 season has been all about Antonelli, who is 59 points clear at the top of the Drivers' Championship and currently on course to become the youngest title winner e…
The World Championship returns to Italy from today 4 September. Antonelli starts from the bottom, Ferrari waiting with Hamilton and Leclerc Back on track Formula 1 and does so on the circuit most awaited by Italian enthusiasts. From today Friday 4 to Sunday 6 September is scheduled the GP of Monza, 97th edition of the Grand Prix [...]
(Adnkronos) - Back to Formula 1 with the free practice of the GP of Monza. Today, Friday 4 September, the Circus returns with the first two sessions on track during the weekend
The Grand Prix of Italy 2026 is held on the weekend of 4-6 September at Monza. See the complete program, the Formula 1 rankings and where the race is broadcast on TV.
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