What time is F1's 2026 Italian Grand Prix? Full weekend schedule
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Formula 1® heads to one of its most evocative venues next - the legendary Monza, home of the Italian Grand Prix and the ultra-passionate Ferrari fanbase.
The high-speed circuit's characteristics are unlike anything else on the calendar, and will be an even more distinctive challenge with the nature of the 2026 F1 cars.
There's a home driver leading the championship in the shape of Kimi Antonelli, who already knows he'll be starting right at the back due to engine penalties, but is expected to surge through the field.
Even with the prospect of the first Italian champion driver in over 70 years, the Monza crowd's main focus will be Ferrari - at the race it wants to win more than any other.
Below you'll find the all-important session times for the weekend, as well as all the information on where to watch the action on Apple TV.
Italian GP schedule (US times)
PDT = Pacific daylight time, EDT = US Eastern daylight time
Friday September 4
Practice 1: 3.30am (PDT), 6.30am (EDT)
Practice 2: 7am (PDT), 10am (EDT)
Saturday September 5
Practice 3: 3.30am (PDT), 6.30am (EDT)
Qualifying: 7am (PDT), 10am (EDT)
Sunday September 6
Italian Grand Prix: 6am (PDT), 9am (EDT)
Watch The Formula 1 Pirelli Gran Premio D'Italia 2026™ on Apple TV, September 4-6. U.S. only.
Italian GP schedule (local time)
Friday September 4
Practice 1: 12.30pm
Practice 2: 4pm
Saturday September 5
Practice 3: 12.30pm
Qualifying: 4pm
Sunday September 6
Italian Grand Prix: 3pm
Italian GP schedule (UK time)
Friday September 4
Practice 1: 11.30am
Practice 2: 3pm
Saturday September 5
Practice 3: 11.00am
Qualifying: 3pm
Sunday September 6
Italian Grand Prix: 2pm
How to watch the Italian GP
Apple TV is the new home of F1 in the US from 2026.
Fans can view every minute of the Italian Grand Prix weekend live by signing up to Apple TV and accessing Apple's new dedicated F1 channel.
Apple has every F1 2026 practice, qualifying and race live, as well as a full catch-up and highlights catalogue in case you miss any of the action live.
As well as pre and post-race programming, there are additional live feeds to follow the action, including 22 onboard driver cameras, live timing, driver trackers and more.
Watch The Formula 1 Pirelli Gran Premio D'Italia 2026™ on Apple TV, September 4-6. U.S. only.
