Formula 1 returns this weekend for the Monaco Grand Prix, the sixth round of the 2026 season. The traditional race on the streets of the Principality will take place from June 5 to 7 and promises another chapter in one of the most iconic events in world motorsport.
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After the first rounds of the championship, Formula 1 arrives at a circuit completely different from the others. Monaco is known for its narrow streets, proximity to guardrails, and the extreme demand for driver precision. The smallest mistake can mean the end of the session or the race, making every lap a challenge.
The 3.337 km layout passes through historic points such as Sainte Dévote, Casino, Mirabeau, Loews Hairpin, Tunnel, and the Port chicane. Due to the difficulty of overtaking, qualifying usually plays a decisive role in the final result of the weekend.
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In Brazil, the Monaco Grand Prix will be broadcast on free-to-air TV by Globo. All weekend activities can also be followed on Sportv. Subscribers of F1 TV Pro and Apple TV will also have access to the coverage of the round.
Check the schedule for the Monaco Grand Prix of Formula 1 (Brasília time):
Friday, June 5
Free Practice 1 – 08:30
Free Practice 2 – 12:00
Saturday, June 6
Free Practice 3 – 07:30
Qualifying – 11:00
Sunday, June 7
Race – 10:00
F1Mania.net follows all activities of the Monaco GP in real time, with full coverage, news, analysis, and everything that happens in the sixth round of the 2026 Formula 1 season.
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