There one more weekend of Formula 1 racing to go until the summer break. Will Andrea Kimi Antonelli pull further ahead of his rivals at the Hungaroring?

Here’s how to watch the 2026 Hungarian Grand Prix live in the UK:

2026 Hungarian Grand Prix live session times

Event Date Start Time End Time Time Zone Channels
Hungarian Grand Prix: First practice Friday 24th July 12:30pm 1:30pm Europe: London UK: Channel 4 / Sky Sports F1
Hungarian Grand Prix: Second practice Friday 24th July 4:00pm 5:00pm Europe: London UK: Channel 4 / Sky Sports F1
Formula 3: Hungaroring race one Saturday 25th July 9:05am Europe: London UK: Sky Sports F1
Hungarian Grand Prix: Third practice Saturday 25th July 11:30am 12:30pm Europe: London UK: Channel 4 / Sky Sports F1
Formula 2: Hungaroring race one Saturday 25th July 1:15pm Europe: London UK: Sky Sports F1
Hungarian Grand Prix: Qualifying Saturday 25th July 3:00pm Europe: London UK: Channel 4 / Sky Sports F1
Formula 3: Hungaroring race two Sunday 26th July 7:40am Europe: London UK: Sky Sports F1
Formula 2: Hungaroring race two Sunday 26th July 10:25am Europe: London UK: Sky Sports F1
Hungarian Grand Prix: Race Sunday 26th July 2:00pm Europe: London UK: Channel 4 / Sky Sports F1

NB. F1 coverage in the USA is now available on Apple TV.

Viewers in Britain can watch Channel 4’s highlights of the race weekend at the following times:

Event Date Time Channel
Qualifying highlights Saturday 25th July 7:30pm Channel 4
Grand prix highlights Sunday 26th July 6:30pm Channel 4

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