What you need to know
The 2026 Spanish Grand Prix race is on Sunday 13 September at 15:00 local time in Madrid. Formula1.com lists F1 TV on the event page, but the supplied sources do not confirm country-specific broadcasters for GB, US, CA or AU, so those local streaming options are unverified here.
Where to watch in your country
Your region: United Kingdom. All four countries are listed below.
United Kingdom
Official viewing details are still being checked.
United States
Official viewing details are still being checked.
Canada
Official viewing details are still being checked.
Australia
Official viewing details are still being checked.

What time does the race start?
Formula 1’s 2026 calendar lists Spain as the current round, with Madrid running from 11 to 13 September.
The official 2026 start-times list gives the Spanish Grand Prix race a 15:00 local start in Madrid on Sunday 13 September.
Which streaming option is actually confirmed?
The official Spanish Grand Prix page lists F1 TV and also includes a Broadcast Information section.
That confirms an official Formula 1 streaming option is shown on the event page, but the supplied sources do not confirm a broadcaster for readers in GB, US, CA or AU.
- Open the official Spanish Grand Prix page on Formula1.com.
- Check the Broadcast Information area before race day for the latest local listing.
- If you want the Formula 1 streaming option shown on the page, follow the F1 TV link from that event page.
Where can you check the full weekend schedule?
The same event page lists the weekend sessions, including practice, qualifying and the race.
If you only want the main event, focus on the race on 13 September. If you want the full weekend, use the schedule on the event page to track every session.
- Open the schedule on the Spanish Grand Prix event page.
- Use the page’s time display to check the session times that apply to you.
- Set reminders for qualifying and the race if you do not want to follow every practice session.
What else has Formula 1 confirmed about this round?
Formula 1 says the 2026 season is a 24-round campaign.
It also says Madrid will make its Formula 1 calendar debut from 11 to 13 September 2026.
Sources & verification
We use official sources and automated checks to prepare this guide. Availability and prices can change.
- www.formula1.com Retrieved 11/09/2026
- www.formula1.com Retrieved 11/09/2026
- www.formula1.com Retrieved 11/09/2026
- www.formula1.com Retrieved 11/09/2026
