Formula 1 has published how fans can watch the 2026 Monaco Grand Prix weekend live on F1 TV, with coverage from every session available on F1 TV Pro and the premium tier adding 4K Ultra HD/HDR and multifeed options. That makes the Monaco weekend easier to follow for viewers in selected locations as the sixth round of the 2026 season arrives.
The timing matters because the title race is already tightening around Mercedes rookie Kimi Antonelli, who has stretched his winning streak to four races and holds a 43-point lead before the cars reach Monte Carlo. For fans looking up qualifying F1 coverage now, the platform details answer a simple question: how to follow every lap as the fight moves to one of the season’s most watched weekends.
On F1 TV Pro, viewers can stream every session live, including practice, qualifying and the race, while onboard cameras from all 22 drivers are part of the package. The service also includes the Pre-Race and Post-Race Shows, and can be watched on Apple TV, Chromecast Generation 2 and above, Android TV, Google TV, Amazon Fire TV and Roku. In the US, Apple will host F1 TV included for free within its Apple TV subscription, with the F1 TV broadcast team leading the English-language coverage.
F1 TV Premium goes further for home viewers, with races shown in 4K Ultra HD/HDR on up to six devices and a personalised Multiview feature on select devices that lets users choose from 26 different feeds. The platform also carries every Grand Prix, F1 Sprint, qualifying and practice session live in 4K Ultra HD/HDR at home, along with F2, F3, F1 ACADEMY and Porsche Supercup sessions, plus shows such as Tech Talk Retro and F1 Icons. More payment methods, including AMEX, are now available.
The friction is clear enough even without a stopwatch. Mercedes has built its early cushion through Antonelli’s four-race run, but McLaren and Ferrari are still trying to close the gap, and George Russell’s retirement in Canada is a reminder that one strong streak can be tested quickly when the calendar turns. F1 TV’s expanded options give fans a cleaner way to track that fight, but only in selected locations, so local broadcaster availability still depends on where they are watching from.
