Madring, 2026

Formula 1 heads to the all-new Madring for the 14th round of the championship this weekend.

As it stands this will be the last Europe round of the season, though it remains to be seen whether F1 will replace either of its final events in the Middle East.

Formula 2 and Formula 3 will accompany F1 to the Madring, the latter holding a triple-header round which will conclude its season and decide its champion.

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

2026 Spanish Grand Prix live session times

Event
Date
Start Time
End Time
Time Zone
Channels

Spanish Grand Prix: First practice
Friday 11th September
12:30pm
1:30pm
Europe: London
UK: Sky Sports F1

Spanish Grand Prix: Second practice
Friday 11th September
4:00pm
5:00pm
Europe: London
UK: Sky Sports F1

Formula 3: Madrid race one
Saturday 12th September
10:05am

Europe: London
UK: Sky Sports F1

Spanish Grand Prix: Third practice
Saturday 12th September
11:30am
12:30pm
Europe: London
UK: Sky Sports F1

Formula 2: Madrid race one
Saturday 12th September
1:15pm

Europe: London
UK: Sky Sports F1

Spanish Grand Prix: Qualifying
Saturday 12th September
3:00pm

Europe: London
UK: Sky Sports F1

Formula 3: Madrid race two
Saturday 12th September
5:00pm

Europe: London
UK: Sky Sports F1

Formula 3: Madrid race thee
Sunday 13th September
8:45am

Europe: London
UK: Sky Sports F1

Formula 2: Madrid race two
Sunday 13th September
10:25am

Europe: London
UK: Sky Sports F1

Spanish Grand Prix: Race
Sunday 13th September
2:00pm

Europe: London
UK: Sky Sports F1

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

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

Event
Date
Time
Channel

Grand prix qualifying highlights
Saturday 12th September
6:55pm
Channel 4

Grand prix highlights
Sunday 13th September
10:15pm
Channel 4

Find the local session times and other support race information for the 2026 Spanish 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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