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Discover the full schedule for the Formula 1 Italian Grand Prix, which will take place this weekend, from September 4th to 6th.
Two weeks after the restart, Formula 1 begins a series of eleven races in 14 weeks, starting with the Italian Grand Prix at the Monza circuit this weekend. On Ferrari ‘s home turf , who will emerge victorious from the fastest race of the season?
Winner of the last two Grands Prix this season, Lando Norris will be looking to continue closing the gap on the Mercedes and Ferrari drivers in the championship. Last year’s winner at Monza, Max Verstappen, will be aiming to bounce back after his first-lap retirement at his home Grand Prix in the Netherlands.
🇮🇹 The Monza circuit in numbers
First Grand Prix: 1950
Length of the circuit: 5,793 km
Race distance: 306,720 km
Number of laps: 53
Race lap record: 1:20.920 (Lando Norris – McLaren 2025)
🕒 Grand Prix schedule and TV channels’Italy F1 2026 at Monza
Formula 1
Friday, September 4
12h15 – Free Practice 1 (Canal+ Sport)
15h45 – Free Practice 2 (Canal+ Sport)
Saturday, September 5
12h15 – Free Practice 3 (Canal+ Sport)
15h40 – Qualifications (Canal+ Sport)
Sunday, September 6
15h – Grand Prix (Canal+)
Formula 2
Friday, September 4
14h50 – Qualifications (Canal+ Sport)
Saturday, September 5
14h10 – Sprint Race (Canal+ Sport)
Sunday, September 6
9h40 – Main Race (Canal+ Sport)
Formula 3
Friday, September 4
13h55 – Qualifications (Canal+ Sport)
Saturday, September 5
9h25 – Sprint Race (Canal+ Sport)
Sunday, September 6
8h10 – Main Race (Canal+ Sport)
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