Monaco GP 2026: Sky/Now and TV8 times

Ferrari dreams of its first victory of 2026 The European F1 season begins in the Principality of Monaco, the most glamorous event of the year. Ferrari is indicated by several protagonists as the favorite and indeed the fact that historically in Monaco the engine counts relatively could allow the SF-26 to shine without paying duty when you have to stay at open throttle for a long time. Charles Leclerc won the 2024 edition, a year ago it was Lando Norris who won. Andrea Kimi Antonelli’s debut on the streets of the Principality was not memorable, but the 2026 edition will be a blank slate for everyone as the new single-seaters debut. Compared to 2025, there will be no obligation to make two stops in the race, an experiment which, rather than increasing the unpredictability of the GP, gave space to speculative tactics to say the least which guaranteed the Racing Bulls and the Williams a double top-10. No active aerodynamics Furthermore, the use of active aerodynamics will not be envisaged because the FIA ​​has established that the benefits of drag reduction are not sufficient to give the OK to opening the wings which would force the pilots to manage an extra command on an already very demanding circuit like that of Monaco. Using active aerodynamics on a circuit where you are always in traction was considered not safe enough. The overtake mode, however, will be foreseen from before the Antony Noghes with detection point located at the exit of the second variant of the Piscine. Also worth underlining is the fact that the power units will be ‘throttled’ in terms of the energy supplied by the battery above 200 km/h to prevent the cars from arriving too quickly in corners. Basically in Monaco the situation is reversed compared to the races staged so far, there is too much energy available and not enough straights in which to use it. The event will be broadcast live in its entirety on Sky Sport F1 and Now, on TV8 the Qualifying will be broadcast live on TV8 on Saturday 6 June at 7.00pm and the Race on Sunday 7 June at 6.30pm. On you will find live written coverage of all the sessions that will see F1 on the track. Below are the details of the television programming, the characteristics of the circuit and the roll of honor of the Monaco Grand Prix. There will also be F2 and F3 on the track, which will be on track already on Thursday for the free practice sessions and which will carry out Qualifying on Friday as usual with the drivers divided into two groups, the even cars and the odd cars, with the starting grid established by taking the times of one group on one side of the starting grid and the times of the other group on the other side. Monaco GP 2026: TV program and session times Thursday 4 June
1.25pm ​​F3 Free Practice (Sky Sport F1)
3.00pm F2 Free Practice (Sky Sport F1) Friday 5 June
11.05am Group 1 F3 Qualifying (Sky Sport F1)
11.29am Group 2 F3 Qualifying (Sky Sport F1)
1.30pm Free Practice 1 F1 (Sky Sport F1, live written on )
15.10 Group 1 F2 Qualifying (Sky Sport F1)
3.34pm Group 2 F2 Qualifying (Sky Sport F1)
5.00pm Free Practice 2 F1 (Sky Sport F1, live written on ) Saturday 6 June
10.45 Sprint F3 race (Sky Sport F1)
12.30 Free Practice 3 F1 (Sky Sport F1, live written on )
2.15pm Sprint F2 race (Sky Sport F1)
4.00pm F1 Qualifying (Sky Sport F1, live written on , delayed on TV8 at 7.00pm) Sunday 7 June
07.55 Feature Race F3 (Sky Sport F1)
09.35 Feature Race F2 (Sky Sport F1 and Cielo)
3.00pm F1 race (Sky Sport F1, live written on , delayed on TV8 at 6.30pm) The characteristics of the circuit of the Principality of Monaco Track: 3.337 km
Laps: 78
Race distance: 260.286 km Monaco GP Roll of Honor Click here to add Formula Passion as your favorite source on Google Discover: you will find our content more easily!

Automobile Magazine – F1 English News , 2026-06-01 15:00:00