Formula 1 has this Saturday (6) one of the most anticipated moments of the 2026 Monaco GP weekend. The qualifying session that will define the pole-position will be held on the streets of Monte Carlo, a circuit where the starting position usually plays a decisive role in the race result.
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Before the pole dispute, the drivers participate in FP3, scheduled for 07:30 Brasília time (GMT -3). Soon after, at 11:00, the qualifying session that will form the grid for the sixth round of the 2026 season takes place.
Brazilian Gabriel Bortoleto, Audi driver, will be in action throughout the day. In his second season in Formula 1, the São Paulo native faces another challenge on one of the most demanding and traditional tracks on the world calendar.
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Fans will be able to follow all activities live. F1MANIA.NET will provide real-time text coverage of FP3 and qualifying. F1 TV Pro broadcasts all weekend sessions with images, while Sportv broadcasts the entire Monaco GP schedule live. Globo will only show Sunday’s race.
The schedule will conclude on Sunday (7) with the Monaco Grand Prix, scheduled for 10:00, Brasília time. The race will be broadcast live by Globo and Sportv, in addition to complete real-time coverage by F1MANIA.NET.
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Remaining schedule for the 2026 Monaco GP (Brasília time)
Saturday, June 6
07:30 – Free Practice 3
11:00 – Qualifying
Sunday, June 7
10:00 – Monaco Grand Prix
