How to Watch F1 in 2026: 8 Races Left, From Sepang to Abu Dhabi

Oct 2, 2026

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Eight Formula 1 races are left in 2026, and the first of them is this weekend. The Bahrain Grand Prix, called off in April because of the war in Iran, has been moved to the Sepang circuit in Malaysia and runs on Sunday, October 4. The season finishes in Abu Dhabi on December 6.

Here is what is left, how to watch each round free on F1 Streams, and the official options if you would rather pay.

F1 races left in 2026

DateGrand PrixCircuit
Oct 4Bahrain Grand PrixSepang, Malaysia
Oct 11Singapore Grand Prix (sprint)Marina Bay
Oct 25United States Grand PrixCircuit of the Americas, Austin
Nov 1Mexico City Grand PrixAutódromo Hermanos Rodríguez
Nov 8São Paulo Grand PrixInterlagos
Nov 21 (Saturday)Las Vegas Grand PrixLas Vegas Strip Circuit
Nov 29Qatar Grand PrixLusail
Dec 6Abu Dhabi Grand PrixYas Marina

That makes 23 races this year. The Saudi Arabian Grand Prix was cancelled and was not replaced.

This weekend: the Bahrain Grand Prix at Sepang

Sepang last held a Formula 1 race in 2017, when it was the Malaysian Grand Prix. The race on Sunday is 56 laps. UK times (BST):

  • Practice 1: Friday 05:30
  • Practice 2: Friday 09:00
  • Practice 3: Saturday 05:30
  • Qualifying: Saturday 09:00
  • Race: Sunday 08:00 (3am US Eastern)

Next week: the last sprint of the year in Singapore

Singapore has a sprint weekend for the first time, and it is the last sprint of 2026. In UK time, Practice 1 is on Friday at 09:30 and Sprint Qualifying at 13:30. The sprint is on Saturday at 10:00, with qualifying at 14:00, and the race starts on Sunday at 13:00, which is 8pm in Singapore.

How to watch F1 free on F1 Streams

Each Grand Prix weekend has one page on F1 Streams, and it covers every session. Open it from the Formula 1 schedule about an hour before the session starts. The links are listed with their quality, language, number of ads and the TV channel each one carries. If one stops, go back and open the next. There is no account to make.

If you used to search for F1 bites links, this is the same idea: one page per race and several streams to choose from. One thing to remember is that UK clocks go back on October 25, so from the United States Grand Prix our UK times are in GMT.

Official ways to watch

In the UK, Sky Sports F1 shows every session live. In the United States the rights moved to Apple TV this season. In many other countries F1 TV Pro, Formula 1's own streaming service, shows every session live. If none of those is available where you are, the free links on the F1 page are there for every race until Abu Dhabi.

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