How to watch the 2026 Hankook London E-Prix live
London finale brings Formula E title fight to a head
The 2025/26 ABB FIA Formula E World Championship reaches its decisive moment at London ExCeL, where the season-ending double-header will settle the title fight across 15 and 16 August.
With two races remaining in the GEN3 era, nine drivers are still mathematically in contention. The indoor/outdoor circuit therefore offers no room for recovery: qualifying position, race execution and consistency across both days will all carry championship significance. Oliver Rowland arrives in London just 14 points from the lead, while the wider title picture remains open ahead of the finale. Read more about Rowlandâs title challenge.
2026 London E-Prix schedule
All times are BST.
Saturday 15 August
- Free Practice 1: 16:00 on Friday 14 August
- Free Practice 2: 08:30
- Qualifying: 10:40
- Race: 15:05
Sunday 16 August
- Free Practice 3: 08:30
- Qualifying: 10:40
- Race: 15:05
Fans can check the full schedule in their local time zone and consult broadcaster listings for regional coverage. Tickets for the London ExCeL finale are also available for those seeking grandstand seats as the GEN3 era closes.
How to follow every session live
Formula Eâs website and app will provide live timing, including an interactive track map and driver tracking for every session. Fans can also follow highlights, session reports, exclusive interviews, standings, results and trackside reaction at fiaformulae.com/live.
Free Practice 1, 2 and 3 will also stream live on Formula Eâs YouTube channel in the territories listed below.
International broadcast guide
In the UK and Ireland, both races and qualifying are available free-to-air on ITVX. TNT Sports will carry practice and race coverage across its channels, while all sessions are available on HBO Max.
Across Europe, coverage includes La Chaine LâEquipe.fr in France, DF1 and SportBILD in Germany, RTVE Play and MARCA in Spain, SportBILD in Austria, Sportmediaset.it in Italy, and Ziggo Sports Go and Ziggo Sports 3 in the Netherlands. Discovery+ and Max carry all sessions in several of these markets, although some Eurosport race coverage is delayed.
In the Americas, every session is live on Roku Sports Channel in the USA. Canada will use TVA Sports and TSN, Brazil will be covered by Grande Premio, Band Sports and Band Play, and Mexico will feature Azteca Deportes alongside Claro platforms and other listed broadcasters.
Coverage elsewhere includes J Sports in Japan, multiple streaming platforms in China, SPOTV services in Southeast Asia, Stan Sport in Australia, Sky Sports in New Zealand, SuperSport across Africa and SonyLIV in India.
Simone Scanu
Heâs a software engineer with a deep passion for Formula 1 and motorsport. He co-founded Formula Live Pulse to make live telemetry and race insights accessible, visual, and easy to follow.