Monaco welcomes the 2026 Formula 1 field

It is finally time to face the beast. After a wild sprint weekend in Canada, Kimi Antonelli heads into the sixth round of the 2026 season with a lead to defend on the unforgiving, narrow streets of the Circuit de Monaco. This venue, a permanent fixture since 1955, remains the ultimate test of nerves and precision for every driver on the grid.

Proceedings kick off with Free Practice 1 at 1330 local time on Friday, June 5, followed by the second session at 1700. Saturday, June 4, brings the final practice at 1230 before the qualifying hour at 1600. The Grand Prix itself is set for 1500 on Sunday, June 5. With clear skies and a pleasant maximum temperature of 22 degrees Celsius predicted for the weekend, the conditions are shaping up to be beautiful for racing.

Fans looking to catch the action have several options, including F1 TV Pro and F1 TV Premium, which offer coverage across all sessions with features like onboard cameras and 4K Ultra HD streaming. For those following the support categories, F2 and F3 are also in action, with the F2 Feature Race scheduled for 0925 on Sunday, June 7, and the F3 Feature Race at 0745 on the same morning.