Formula 1 enters one of the most important moments of the weekend this Saturday (6), when the pole position for the 2026 Monaco GP will be defined. On a circuit where overtaking is traditionally very difficult, starting at the front can represent a huge advantage in the fight for victory.
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Saturday’s schedule begins with FP3 at 07:30 AM, the last opportunity for drivers to adjust their cars before qualifying. Subsequently, the qualifying session that will define the starting grid takes place at 11:00 AM, always at Brasília time (GMT -3).
Brazilian Gabriel Bortoleto, an Audi driver, will also be in action on the streets of Monte Carlo. The São Paulo native is competing in his second Formula 1 season and is looking for another important result on a circuit that demands absolute precision from drivers.
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Fans will be able to follow all activities live. F1MANIA.NET will provide real-time text coverage of both FP3 and qualifying. F1 TV Pro broadcasts all sessions with images, while Sportv shows the entire weekend schedule live. Globo will only show Sunday’s race.
After the pole position is defined this Saturday, the Monaco GP will be held on Sunday (7), with the start scheduled for 10:00 AM, Brasília time. The race will be broadcast live by Globo and Sportv, while F1MANIA.NET will follow everything in real time.
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