The Chinese Grand Prix, the second round of the 2026 Formula 1 season, takes place this weekend, between March 13 and 15, at the Shanghai International Circuit.
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F1MANIA.NET follows all activities of the Chinese GP and will bring complete coverage of practice, qualifying, and the race LIVE and in REAL TIME, starting this Friday (March 13) with Free Practice (FP) at 00h30.
Check the days and times, always in Brasília time zone (GMT -3):
Friday, March 13
00h30 – Free Practice – in REAL TIME at F1Mania.net
04h30 – Sprint Qualifying – in REAL TIME at F1Mania.net
Saturday, March 14
00h00 – Sprint Race – in REAL TIME at F1Mania.net
04h00 – Qualifying – in REAL TIME at F1Mania.net
Sunday, March 15
04h00 – F1 Chinese Grand Prix (56 laps or 120 minutes) – in REAL TIME at F1Mania.net
Where to watch in Brazil
In 2026, Formula 1 returns to being broadcast by TV Globo on free-to-air TV, with part of the rounds shown live, including the Australian GP. On pay TV, SporTV broadcasts all sessions of the weekend, free practice, qualifying, and the race.
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For those who prefer streaming, F1 TV Pro remains an alternative, offering live images, onboard cameras, team radios, and real-time data.
React on YouTube and Real Time from F1Mania.net
F1Mania.net will provide complete coverage starting from FP. All sessions, practice, qualifying, and the race will have Real Time on the site, allowing the audience to follow every lap as a second screen or even as the main screen, with constant updates of positions, incidents, and strategic information.
In addition, sprint qualifying, the sprint race, and the main race will have React F1Mania live on YouTube, always starting 30 minutes before the official time of each session. The broadcast follows all events in real time, with commentary, analysis, and interaction with the audience throughout the track activity.
With this, the Brazilian fan can choose how to follow the season opener: via free-to-air TV, pay TV, or official streaming, always with the complete and interactive coverage of F1Mania.net.
Follow all the coverage of the Chinese GP live and in real time at F1Mania.net.
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