Formula 1 lands in Madrid this weekend for the debut of Madring on the category’s calendar. The Spanish GP, the 14th round of the 2026 season, will be broadcast by TV Globo and Sportv channels, with coverage from free practice sessions to the Sunday race.
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On the first two days of activities, Sportv3 will broadcast all F1 track sessions, with the signal also available in 4K. Bruno Fonseca will be the commentator for the practice and qualifying sessions, accompanied by Felipe Giaffone, Luciano Burti, Mariana Becker, and Rafael Lopes.
On Sunday, TV Globo broadcasts the Spanish GP from 10 a.m., Brasília time, with narration by Everaldo Marques and comments by Luciano Burti and Mariana Becker. Sportv will also show the race, with Bruno Fonseca, Felipe Giaffone, and Rafael Lopes, while Julia Guimarães will cover the news directly from Madrid.
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The round takes place one week after Kimi Antonelli’s victory in Monza. The Mercedes driver leads the championship with 267 points, 66 ahead of George Russell and 76 ahead of Lewis Hamilton. Lando Norris is fourth, with 171 points. In Formula 2, Rafael Câmara is in second place, with 166 points, 11 behind Nikola Tsolov.
The F1 schedule starts on Friday, with FP1 at 8:30 a.m. and FP2 at 12 p.m. On Saturday, FP3 will be held at 7:30 a.m. and qualifying at 11 a.m. The race takes place on Sunday at 10 a.m., with broadcasts on TV Globo, Sportv3, and Sportv4K.
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