Formula 1 is showing no signs of slowing down. Just seven days after the previous round, the championship is preparing to return to the track for the final Grand Prix before the summer break.
Following the visit to Spa-Francorchamps, widely regarded as one of motorsport’s greatest challenges, where Andrea Kimi Antonelli returned to winning ways, the 22 Formula 1 drivers will now battle around the Hungaroring from 24 to 26 July. As usual, the entire weekend will be shown live on television and online by Sky in Italy. Below is the complete schedule for the 2026 Hungarian Grand Prix.
2026 Hungarian GP schedule and start times
All the Formula 1 sessions at the Hungaroring will take place between Friday 24 July and Sunday 26 July. The times listed below are in Central European Summer Time.
Friday 24 July
- Free Practice 1: 13:30
- Free Practice 2: 17:00
Saturday 25 July
- Free Practice 3: 12:30
- Qualifying: 16:00
Sunday 26 July
- Hungarian Grand Prix: 15:00
How to watch the Hungarian GP on TV and live stream
The full Hungarian Grand Prix weekend will be broadcast live in Italy by Sky, with streaming coverage available through Sky Go. Practice, qualifying and the race will be shown on Sky Sport F1 HD.
Friday – Free practice
- FP1 – Friday 24 July at 13:30: Live on Sky Sport F1 HD
- FP2 – Friday 24 July at 17:00: Live on Sky Sport F1 HD
Saturday – Free practice and qualifying
- FP3 – Saturday 25 July at 12:30: Live on Sky Sport F1 HD
- Q1, Q2 and Q3 – Saturday 25 July at 16:00: Live on Sky Sport F1 HD
Sunday – Race
- Hungarian Grand Prix – Sunday 26 July at 15:00: Live on Sky Sport F1 HD
Follow the Hungarian Grand Prix live on ScuderiaFans.com
Fans can follow the most important sessions of the Hungarian Grand Prix weekend live on ScuderiaFans.com. Dedicated qualifying coverage will provide the latest developments from Saturday’s session, while the race live page will feature real-time updates, statistics, infographics and images from the Hungaroring.
You can also follow ScuderiaFans.com on X for live news, results, team radio messages and all the key updates throughout the Formula 1 weekend.
Formula 2 and Formula 3 also race in Hungary
Formula 2 and Formula 3 will also be in action at the Hungaroring, with both junior categories contesting their final round before the summer break and the decisive closing stages of their respective seasons.
The results from Belgium significantly reshaped both championship standings. In Formula 3, with seven races remaining, only one point separates the leading two drivers in the championship, setting up an intense battle during the final part of the campaign.
As usual, the Formula 2 and Formula 3 sessions will also be broadcast live on Sky’s sports channels in Italy.
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