The fastest race on the Formula 1 calendar runs this weekend at Italy's Monza Circuit, and for American viewers, Apple TV is the only place to watch it.
Qualifying for the 2026 Italian Grand Prix aired Saturday, September 5 at 7 a.m. PT/10 a.m. ET. The main race follows on Sunday, September 6 at 6 a.m. PT/9 a.m. ET. The Hollywood Reporter confirmed that Apple TV serves as the exclusive U.S. home for every practice session, qualifying round, sprint race and main event this season as part of F1's new five-year streaming deal with Apple.
New subscribers can access a seven-day free trial before the service charges $14.99 per month. Apple TV raised its price from $12.99 per month on August 28. Viewers looking to bundle can pair Apple TV with Peacock Premium for $17.99 per month, or choose the Apple TV and Peacock Premium Plus package at $22.99 per month, saving over 30 percent compared to subscribing separately.
Beyond the race itself, Apple TV hosts additional Formula 1 programming covering rule changes, new cars, team updates and highlights from the 2025 season. The eighth season of Formula 1: Drive to Survive is also currently streaming on Apple TV in the United States.
The Monza circuit is historically the site of the highest average speeds on the F1 calendar, giving the Italian Grand Prix a distinct identity among the season's 24 races.
