How to watch the 2026 WEC 6 Hours of Monza live

How to watch the 2026 WEC 6 Hours of Monza

The 2026 WEC 6 Hours of Monza starts at 11:00 CET on Sunday 8 November, with Toyota’s two Hypercar crews competing for the drivers’ championship and both LMGT3 titles still undecided.

The season finale takes place over 6–8 November. For viewers outside Italy, Sunday’s start is 10:00 GMT in the UK and 05:00 EST on the US East Coast.

Where to watch Monza live

FIAWEC+ is the championship’s official streaming platform, offering live race coverage, on-demand replays, on-board cameras and Live Timing Pro.

A race pass provides access to the Monza finale, while the 365 Pass covers a year of WEC viewing. Check the Monza event listing on FIAWEC+ for the available package and individual session coverage.

Television coverage varies by territory. WEC’s event-specific broadcast guide lists:

• UK and Ireland: TNT Sports 4, with coverage scheduled from 09:30 to 16:30 GMT on Sunday.
• Pan-European Eurosport coverage: Eurosport 1, from 10:30 to 17:30 CET, subject to local availability.
• Italy: Sky Sport Max from 11:00 to 17:00 CET. Rai Sport is listed from 10:50 to 11:30, with Rai 2 carrying the closing stages from 15:30 to 17:15 CET.

The published windows cover the start and finish rather than uninterrupted coverage of all six hours. Consult the official WEC broadcast guide and your local listings before the weekend.

Full Monza weekend schedule

All times below are local to Monza: CET, UTC+1. UK viewers should subtract one hour.

Friday 6 November

• Free Practice 1: 10:30–12:00
• Free Practice 2: 14:30–16:00

Saturday 7 November

• Free Practice 3: 10:30–11:30
• LMGT3 qualifying: 14:20–14:32
• LMGT3 Hyperpole: 14:40–14:50
• Hypercar qualifying: 15:00–15:12
• Hypercar Hyperpole: 15:20–15:30

Our guide to how WEC Hyperpole qualifying works explains the separate qualifying stages for each class.

Sunday 8 November

• Six-hour race: 11:00–17:00

Which championships will Monza decide?

Toyota has already secured the Hypercar manufacturers’ championship, leaving its two crews to settle the drivers’ title. The #8 Toyota arrives 17 points ahead of the #7, and team principal Kamui Kobayashi has confirmed there will be no team orders.

Mike Conway will also make his final professional racing appearance in the #7. Our Monza title-fight preview covers the wider championship stakes.

In LMGT3, the #33 TF Sport Corvette leads the challenge against the #92 Manthey Porsche, #34 Racing Team Turkey by TF Corvette and #69 Team WRT BMW.

BMW, Ferrari and Cadillac remain in contention for second in the Hypercar manufacturers’ standings, with Ferrari seeking a strong home finish after its Barcelona podium.