Italian Grand Prix 2026 Live Streaming: The Italian Grand Prix at Monza on Sunday, September 6, is the main attraction as the season's championship race enters another crucial phase.
F1 Italian GP 2026 Live Streaming: Monza Race Date, Time & TV Channel
The race in Italy will start at 3 PM local time. Alpine's Pierre Gasly will start from pole position after beating George Russell in qualifying, while Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton will start third and fourth. Max Verstappen is in fifth place.
Championship leader Kimi Antonelli secured seventh place but will face a penalty due to engine-related issues, forcing him to start the race from the back of the grid. Heading into the race, he holds a 59-point lead over Mercedes drivers Russell and Hamilton.
F1 Italian Grand Prix Start Time
- USA: 9:00 AM ET / 6:00 AM PT
- Canada: 9:00 AM ET
- Mexico: 7:00 AM CT
- Brazil: 10:00 AM BRT
- United Kingdom: 2:00 PM BST
- Germany: 3:00 PM CEST
- France: 3:00 PM CEST
- Italy: 3:00 PM CEST
- India: 6:30 PM IST
- Australia: 11:00 PM AEST
- New Zealand: 1:00 AM NZST, Monday
How and where to watch the F1 Italian Grand Prix
- Fans can watch the entire Italian Grand Prix live on Apple TV, the exclusive U.S. broadcast partner for Formula 1. Yahoo Sports also provides coverage of the race through its partnership with Apple.
- For viewers in Canada, the race will be shown on TSN and RDS and streamed on TSN+. In the UK, the race can be watched live on Sky Sports F1 and NOW.
- FanCode will broadcast the Italian Grand Prix live in India, as it holds the broadcasting rights for F1. In Australia, the race will be shown on Fox Sports and Kayo Sports, and in New Zealand, on Sky Sport and Sky Sport Now.
- Fans in Brazil can watch the race via Globo's Formula 1 coverage; in Germany, it will be broadcast on Sky Deutschland. F1 will be broadcast on Canal+ in France and on DAZN in Spain. F1 TV Pro also offers live coverage in select countries, featuring onboard cameras, live timing, and pre- and post-race programming.
This 53-lap race will take place on the 5.793-kilometer Monza circuit, one of the fastest tracks in Formula 1. Sunday's race will feature several interesting storylines, such as Gasly starting from pole position and Antonelli striving to make his way up the field.
