Formula 1 heads to the Las Vegas Grand Prix on 20–22 November 2026, with Ferrari preparing for another important race weekend as the championship enters its final three rounds. Following Lando Norris’ victory in São Paulo and Mercedes’ confirmation as Constructors’ Champions, attention now turns to the spectacular Las Vegas Strip Circuit, where the unusual timetable means another series of late-night and early-morning sessions for European fans.
After the demanding American triple-header, Formula 1 teams have a brief opportunity to regroup before returning to action in Nevada. For Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton, the Las Vegas Grand Prix represents another chance to deliver a strong result for Ferrari during the closing stages of the season.
The 2026 Las Vegas GP schedule features three free practice sessions, qualifying and the main race, with live television and streaming coverage available through Sky. Below is the complete weekend timetable, including session start times in Central European Time (CET) and Greenwich Mean Time (GMT), together with information about how to follow the action.
2026 F1 Las Vegas GP schedule: Practice, qualifying and race start times
The Las Vegas Grand Prix takes place across three days, with the race scheduled for Sunday morning in Central Europe. The time difference between Nevada and Europe means fans will need to prepare for particularly early starts if they want to watch every session live.
Friday 20 November 2026
- Free Practice 1: 01:30 CET / 00:30 GMT
- Free Practice 2: 05:00 CET / 04:00 GMT
Saturday 21 November 2026
- Free Practice 3: 01:30 CET / 00:30 GMT
- Qualifying: 05:00 CET / 04:00 GMT
Sunday 22 November 2026
- Las Vegas Grand Prix race: 05:00 CET / 04:00 GMT
All sessions follow the standard Grand Prix weekend format, with three practice sessions before qualifying determines the starting grid for Sunday’s race.
What time is the 2026 Las Vegas Grand Prix in the UK?
For Formula 1 fans in the United Kingdom, the Las Vegas Grand Prix will start at 04:00 GMT on Sunday 22 November, according to the published timetable. Qualifying is also scheduled for 04:00 GMT, taking place one day earlier on Saturday 21 November.
Friday’s opening practice session begins at 00:30 GMT, followed by FP2 at 04:00 GMT. Saturday’s final practice session starts at 00:30 GMT before qualifying gets under way at 04:00 GMT.
The late-night racing schedule in Las Vegas creates an unusual viewing experience for European audiences, with the Grand Prix taking place in the early hours of Sunday morning rather than the more familiar afternoon slot.
How to watch the 2026 Las Vegas GP live on Sky Sports
Sky will provide live television coverage of the Las Vegas Grand Prix weekend, including all three practice sessions, qualifying and the race itself. The action will be available on Sky Sport F1 HD, with streaming options through SkyGo.
The scheduled television coverage is as follows:
Friday 20 November – Free practice
- FP1: 01:30 CET – Live on Sky Sport F1 HD
- FP2: 05:00 CET – Live on Sky Sport F1 HD
Saturday 21 November – Final practice and qualifying
- FP3: 01:30 CET – Live on Sky Sport F1 HD
- Qualifying (Q1, Q2 and Q3): 05:00 CET – Live on Sky Sport F1 HD
Sunday 22 November – Las Vegas Grand Prix
- Race: 05:00 CET – Live on Sky Sport F1 HD and Sky Sport Uno
- Streaming: SkyGo and NOW TV
These broadcast details cover Sky’s Italian television and streaming services. Viewers should consult their local broadcaster for the relevant coverage in other countries.
Ferrari prepares for the final three races of the 2026 F1 season
The Las Vegas Grand Prix comes at an important stage of the championship, with just three events remaining following the conclusion of the Brazilian round at Interlagos.
Mercedes has already secured the Constructors’ Championship, while Lando Norris arrives in Nevada following his latest victory for McLaren. The title outcome has been settled, but individual race results and the remaining championship positions continue to provide important objectives for teams and drivers.
For Ferrari, the American street circuit offers another opportunity for Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton to improve the team’s results before the season concludes. With Mercedes having established itself as the championship-winning constructor, the final races will also provide further opportunities to assess the Scuderia’s competitive position against its rivals.
The team’s progress across the championship can be followed through the 2026 Formula 1 calendar, which includes the remaining races and their scheduled dates.
Where to follow the Las Vegas GP live on ScuderiaFans.com
Ferrari supporters can follow the entire Las Vegas Grand Prix weekend on ScuderiaFans.com, with live updates from practice, qualifying and the race.
Our coverage will include dedicated qualifying updates and live race reporting, alongside statistics, infographics and images from the Las Vegas Strip Circuit. Readers interested in the venue’s Formula 1 history can also explore the F1 circuit records and statistics section.
For the latest Ferrari news, race developments and Formula 1 updates throughout the weekend, follow ScuderiaFans on social media:
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