How to Watch the 2026 Spanish Grand Prix in Madrid Live 2026

If you're wondering how to watch the 2026 Spanish Grand Prix in Madrid live, you have both free and paid options. The race takes place on Sunday, September 13, at the new Madring circuit in Madrid, and will be broadcast on DAZN F1 as well as free-to-air channels Telecinco and BeMad.

Where to Watch the 2026 Spanish Grand Prix

In Spain, Formula 1 broadcasting rights are held by DAZN, a subscription service. However, this particular Grand Prix will also be available free and legally through TDT (digital terrestrial television).

All practice sessions, qualifying, and the race will be shown in full on DAZN F1, which is available to subscribers of the Motor Plan or Premium Plan. You can also access it if you have the Motor package with DAZN F1 through Movistar, Orange, or any other operator that offers it.

Free Live Coverage on Telecinco and BeMad

Mediaset's channels BeMad and Telecinco will also broadcast the sessions, but they split the coverage between them rather than showing everything on both at the same time.

BeMad will air the free practice sessions on Friday and Saturday. Telecinco will then show qualifying and the race, including extended pre-race shows with all the key information.

Session Schedule and Channels

How to Stream the Spanish Grand Prix Online

If you prefer to watch online, you can use DAZN with a subscription or stream for free via Mediaset Infinity at mediasetinfinity.es.

Mediaset Infinity provides free access to Telecinco and BeMad broadcasts, so you can follow all the action on your computer, smartphone, tablet, or smart TV. The background to this story is set out in Formula One 2026 Spanish Grand Prix Qualifying Live Updates. A related thread runs through Madring F1 Circuit: A Brutal New Challenge for Spanish Grand Prix. Earlier coverage in Azerbaijan Grand Prix F1 Qualifying Live Updates and Analysis shows how the argument developed.

What to Expect from the New Madring Circuit

The 2026 Spanish Grand Prix marks the debut of the Madring circuit in Madrid, a new venue for Formula 1. While details about the track layout and characteristics are still emerging, the move to Madrid represents a significant shift for the Spanish Grand Prix, which was previously held in Barcelona. A closer look at the same subject appears in Singapore Grand Prix: Formula One 2026 Race Updates Live. Anyone following the wider picture can start with Madrid F1 Circuit Criticized by Fans, Drivers, and Pundits. The same theme surfaces in Spanish Grand Prix 2025: F1 Live Updates from Barcelona, which takes a different angle.

The race is scheduled for Sunday, September 13, and will be a key event in the 2026 Formula 1 calendar. Context on how this played out before sits in Italian Grand Prix Qualifying 2026: Live Updates & Results. A companion piece, F1 2026: Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia Qualifying Live Updates, approaches the same subject from another angle.

Key Takeaways for Viewers

• Free-to-air coverage is available on Telecinco (qualifying and race) and BeMad (practice sessions).
• Paid coverage on DAZN F1 offers full sessions and additional content for subscribers.
• Online streaming is possible via DAZN or Mediaset Infinity.
• Session times are split across channels, so check the schedule to avoid missing anything.
• The race takes place on Sunday, September 13, at the new Madring circuit in Madrid.

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