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F1 Spanish GP 2026: Schedule and Channels to Watch the Race Live

The Spanish Grand Prix will take place on September 13 at the semi-urban Madring circuit, with various options to watch it live.

13 September 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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Formula 1 will hold the Spanish Grand Prix on Sunday, September 13, marking the first race at the new semi-urban Madring circuit located in Madrid. The race will consist of a total of 57 laps, featuring a combination of fast straights and technical sectors, along with a banked corner that promises to be spectacular.

For fans wishing to follow the race, there are several broadcast options available. F1 TV will provide a live feed of the race, accessible through online platforms. Additionally, the event will be broadcast on various television channels, including ESPN and DAZN in certain countries.

Argentinian driver Franco Colapinto will start the race from ninth position after a strong qualifying session, while Lando Norris secured pole position, followed by Kimi Antonelli and Max Verstappen, who will also be starting from the front.

Viewers in Mexico, the United States, and Argentina can check the exact start time and the specific channels that will broadcast the race, as well as the online streaming options available for the event.

In addition to the mentioned options, other premium television channels, such as SKY Sports in Mexico, will allow F1 fans to access the race through various platforms and devices.

Fans are encouraged to head to the respective platforms and channels to ensure they don't miss this exciting race in the F1 World Championship.

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