The 2025 Monaco Grand Prix was held at Monte-Carlo and won by Lando Norris

Formula 1 heads to Monaco this weekend for one of the most famous and historic races on the calendar.

There will be a packed support bill at the principality as Formula 2 and Formula 3 will support them.

Here’s how to watch the 2026 Monaco Grand Prix live in the UK:

2026 Monaco Grand Prix live session times

Event
Date
Start Time
End Time
Time Zone
Channels

Monaco Grand Prix: First practice
Friday 5th June
12:30pm
1:30pm
Europe: London
UK: Sky Sports F1

Monaco Grand Prix: Second practice
Friday 5th June
4:00pm
5:00pm
Europe: London
UK: Sky Sports F1

Monaco Grand Prix: Third practice
Saturday 6th June
11:30am
12:30pm
Europe: London
UK: Sky Sports F1

Formula 3: Monaco race one
Saturday 6th June
11:45am

Europe: London
UK: Sky Sports F1

Monaco Grand Prix: Qualifying
Saturday 6th June
3:00pm

Europe: London
UK: Sky Sports F1

Formula 2: Monaco race one
Saturday 6th June
3:15pm

Europe: London
UK: Sky Sports F1

Formula 3: Monaco race two
Sunday 7th June
8:45am

Europe: London
UK: Sky Sports F1

Formula 2: Monaco race two
Sunday 7th June
10:25am

Europe: London
UK: Sky Sports F1

Monaco Grand Prix: Race
Sunday 7th June
2:00pm

Europe: London
UK: Sky Sports F1

NB. F1 coverage in the USA is now available on Apple TV.

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Viewers in Britain can watch Channel 4’s highlights of the race weekend at the following times:

Event
Date
Time
Channel

Qualifying highlights
Saturday 6th June
7:30pm
Channel 4

Grand prix highlights
Sunday 7th June
6:30pm
Channel 4

Find the local session times and other support race information for the 2026 Monaco Grand Prix here:

Find times for every F1 session this year and all the 2026 race dates with the RaceFans Google Calendar.

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