The fastest circuit on the Formula 1® schedule kicks off the final stretch for the series as the Formula 1 Pirelli Gran Premio D'Italia 2026 is set for Sunday morning for those of us tuning in from the United
States.
Monza Circuit, known as the 'Temple of Speed,' sees the 22-driver field exceed speeds well over 200 mph, making it a must-see event for all racing fans. After a week off, F1 will hit another gear this Sunday in Monza
.WATCH: F1 Italian Grand Prix live
Entering Sunday's race, it continues to be all Mercedes as Kimi Antonelli leads teammate George Russell by 53 points, with Russell tied with Ferrari's Lewis Hamilton in the driver standings.
However, with recent upgrades, McLaren may be on the rise as defending champion Lando Norris has won the last two F1 Grand Prix events.
With the excitement of F1, you're going to need a way to watch it, which is where Apple TV comes in. As the only way for fans in the U.S. to tune in, below we detail how to subscribe to Apple TV and watch not only this morning's Italian Grand Prix, but every race on the F1 schedule.
Watch F1 Italian Grand Prix live on Apple TV
How to watch F1 Monza live on Apple TV
The F1 Italian Grand Prix is set for Sunday, Sept. 6 at 9 a.m. ET from the famed Monza Circuit. The only way to stream all the action live is through Apple TV.
F1 Italian Grand Prix race information
- When: Sunday, Sept. 6
- Where: Monza Circuit in Monza, Italy
- What time: 9 a.m. ET
- TV: Apple TV - Watch live
How to watch Formula 1 in U.S.
Every Formula 1 race airs exclusively on Apple TV during the 2026 season.
You can watch the thrills of the F1 championship in the comforts of your home as every practice, qualifying and sprint session airs on Apple TV.
How much is Apple TV?
Apple TV is $14.99/month, which features a seven-day free trial for new subscribers.
Watch Formula 1 live on Apple TV
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