GP Miami 2026: Sky/NOW and TV8 times

Finally we start again After more than a month of waiting, F1 finally returns to the scene in Florida on the Miami circuit, an event that has reached its fifth edition having debuted on the calendar in 2022. Andrea Kimi Antonelli arrives in Miami as leader of the World Championship and a year ago on this very track he demonstrated that he is a champion by taking pole in the Sprint Qualifying on a completely unknown track. Obviously there is great anticipation because all the teams will bring many updates, Ferrari first and foremost. The cars will potentially be practically new and it will not be at all easy for the teams to manage the fact that the weekend features the Sprint format with the drivers having to push through Sprint Qualifying after just one free practice session to test the new features. The event will be broadcast live in its entirety on Sky Sport F1 and NOW, on TV8 the Sprint starting on Saturday at 6pm will be broadcast live, a session which will probably be preceded by the delayed broadcast of the Sprint Qualifying scheduled for Friday at 10.30pm (live on Sky). On TV8 the Qualifying on Saturday evening at 10pm will also be broadcast live, while the Race on Sunday will be broadcast deferred at 11.30pm (time to be confirmed). On you will find the live written of all the sessions. Below are the details of the programming and the characteristics of the Miami circuit, with F2 also on track. Watch the F1 Miami Grand Prix live streaming on NOW TV: consult the plans and offers available at this link GP Miami 2026: TV program and session times Friday 1 May
4.00pm F2 Free Practice (Sky Sport F1)
6.00pm Free Practice* (Sky Sport F1, live written on )
8.30pm F2 Qualifying (Sky Sport F1)
10.30pm Sprint qualifying (Sky Sport F1, live written on ) Saturday 2 May
4.00pm Sprint F2 race (Sky Sport F1)
6.00pm Sprint (Sky Sport F1 and TV8, live written on )
10.00pm Qualifying (Sky Sport F1 and TV8, live written on ) Sunday 3 May
6.30pm Feature Race F2 (Sky Sport F1)
10.00pm Race (Sky Sport F1, live written on , delayed on TV8 at 11.30pm, time to be confirmed) *The start of the session is brought forward by half an hour with the duration of free practice 1 extended from 60 to 90 minutes as a result of the FIA ​​decision to give more time to the teams given the regulatory changes approved during the break. The characteristics of the Miami circuit Length: 5,410 km
Curves: 19 (7 right and 12 left)
Race distance: 57 laps (308,370 km)