2026 F1® Sao Paulo Grand Prix: How to Watch on Apple TV

How to watch the 2026 F1® Sao Paulo Grand Prix on Apple TV

The 2026 Sao Paulo Grand Prix starts on Sunday, 8 November at noon ET / 9am PT, with live coverage on Apple TV in the United States. Interlagos hosts the weekend from 6–8 November, with three practice sessions and qualifying before Sunday’s 71-lap race.

Apple TV is the exclusive US home of Formula 1, offering live coverage and on-demand replays throughout the weekend.

How to watch F1® on Apple TV

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Watch Formula 1 on Apple TV, sign in with your Apple Account and open the Formula 1 section. Select the Sao Paulo Grand Prix session you want to follow.

A US Apple TV subscription gives access to qualifying and the race. Practice sessions are available without a subscription.

Eligible new subscribers can try Apple TV free for seven days. Check the offer, renewal price and billing date shown for your account before confirming. A paid subscription follows unless cancelled.

You can watch through the Apple TV app on compatible phones, tablets, smart TVs, streaming devices and games consoles, or through a web browser. Our Apple TV viewing guide explains the available viewing options.

Sao Paulo Grand Prix schedule in US time

Session start times are:

• Friday, 6 November — Practice 1: 10:30am ET / 7:30am PT.
• Friday, 6 November — Practice 2: 2pm ET / 11am PT.
• Saturday, 7 November — Practice 3: 9:30am ET / 6:30am PT.
• Saturday, 7 November — Qualifying: 1pm ET / 10am PT.
• Sunday, 8 November — Grand Prix: noon ET / 9am PT.

All US times use EST and PST throughout the weekend. Sunday’s race begins at 2pm local time in Sao Paulo. These are session start times; broadcast coverage may begin earlier. Times are subject to change.

Commentary, onboard cameras and replays

Apple TV offers English and Spanish commentary, driver onboard cameras and additional data feeds. On compatible devices, Multiview lets you combine up to four live streams.

If you miss the start, full session replays and highlights are available on demand. Apple TV’s Formula 1 coverage is for US viewers; fans elsewhere should check their local broadcaster.