Formula 1 Pirelli Gran Premio D’Italia 2026 FREE Live Stream: Time, Race Schedules, TV Channel
Get your engines ready, because race weekend is about to start!
- Watch Formula 1® Pirelli Gran Premio D’Italia 2026 starting today on Apple TV
Today the Formula 1® Pirelli Gran Premio D’Italia kicks off in Italy, and you’re able to watch it all unfold on Apple TV!
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Formula 1® Pirelli Gran Premio D’Italia Race Weekend Schedule: Times, Dates & Location
The Formula 1® Pirelli Gran Premio D’Italia 2026 will be at the Autodromo Nazionale Monza race track in Monza, Italy. The track is often called “The Temple of Speed” or also known as the Monza Circuit, and it is the oldest track in mainland Europe.
The race weekend takes place over the course of three days, starting on September 4 and ending on September 6 with the Grand Prix. You can see the full schedule on the Formula 1 website for all races, press conferences and demonstrations.
This is when the important practices and races to watch out for will take place:
- Friday, September 4: Free Practice 1 (12:30 local time / 6:30 AM ET)
- Friday, September 4: Free Practice 2 (16:00 local time / 12:00 PM ET)
- Saturday, September 5: Free Practice 3 (12:30 local time / 6:30 AM ET)
- Saturday, September 5: Qualifying (16:00 local time / 12:00 PM ET)
- Sunday, September 6: Grand Prix Race (53 laps, starting at 15:00 local time / 9:00 AM ET)
Who is racing in the Formula 1® Pirelli Gran Premio D’Italia 2026?
This race weekend is stacked with drivers. The lineup for this weekend’s events includes:
- Alpine: Pierre Gasly and Franco Colapinto
- Aston Martin: Fernando Alonso and Lance Stroll
- Audi: Gabriel Bortoleto and Nico Hülkenberg
- Cadillac: Sergio Pérez and Valtteri Bottas (with Paul Aron taking over FP1 for Gasly at Alpine)
- Haas: Esteban Ocon and Oliver Bearman
- McLaren: Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri
- Mercedes: Andrea Kimi Antonelli and George Russell
- Scuderia Ferrari: Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton
- Racing Bulls: Arvid Lindblad and Yuki Tsunoda
- Red Bull Racing: Max Verstappen and Liam Lawson (replacing Isack Hadjar)
- Williams: Alexander Albon and Carlos Sainz Jr. (with Luke Browning stepping in for Albon during FP1)
How to watch Formula 1 races on Apple TV
Apple TV is the official home of all Formula 1 in the U.S. That means this race is available to watch for all Apple TV subscribers.
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- Exclusive Apple originals, like Severance and Ted Lasso
- Every Formula 1 race weekend
- Every MLS match (no blackouts!)
After the 7-day free trial ends, you’ll be auto-renewed for a monthly membership starting at $14.99 per month. If you’re looking for a good bundle, you can get the Apple TV + Peacock bundle, which gives you Apple TV and Peacock exclusive shows. Plus, you’ll get access to NBA, MLB and Premier League games on Peacock.
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