Monaco Grand Prix live stream, TV channel – where to watch F1 on TV today

Check out how to watch the F1 Monaco Grand Prix at the Circuit de Monaco, Monte Carlo, including TV channel, streaming news, radio coverage and race start time.

Live Streaming	Date	Start Time	TV Channel
Monaco Grand Prix	7 June 2026	14:00 BST	Sky Sports F1

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Monaco Grand Prix on TV: Live Streaming Details

The Monaco Grand Prix will be shown live in the UK on Sky Sports F1 and Sky Sports Main Event. The race takes place at the Circuit de Monaco, Monte Carlo. Coverage begins at 12:30 BST with the race starting at 14:00 BST on Sunday 7th June 2026. Highlights will be available on Channel 4 later in the evening. Streaming is available via the Sky Sports app and NOW.

Formula 1 arrives at Monte Carlo on Sunday for the most famous race on the calendar. The Monaco Grand Prix has been part of the championship since the very first season in 1950, and it remains the one race that every driver on the grid wants to win above all others.

The narrow streets of Monte Carlo make overtaking nearly impossible, which means qualifying on Saturday afternoon is as important as the race itself. Grid position is everything here, and a single mistake against the barriers can end a weekend in an instant.

Championship leader Kimi Antonelli arrives having won four of the first five races of the season for Mercedes.

The 19 year old Italian has been in outstanding form, but Monaco is a circuit that does not always reward the fastest car, and his team mate George Russell will be looking to close a 43 point gap after his retirement in Canada.

Charles Leclerc is the man most fancied to end Mercedes’ run.

The Ferrari driver grew up on these streets and has known the circuit since childhood, and his record at Monaco in qualifying is remarkable.

He won here in 2024 and holds the record for the most pole positions in the modern F1 era. Lewis Hamilton, who lives locally and has three Monaco wins to his name, is also expected to be in contention.

Lando Norris is the defending champion after winning in Monaco last year, while Max Verstappen claimed Red Bull’s first podium of the 2026 season in Canada and will be looking to build on that here.

Alpine’s Franco Colapinto has been one of the stories of the season so far, finishing sixth in Canada, and the street circuit could suit his aggressive style.