Formula 2 continues the 2026 season this weekend with the fourth round of the championship, scheduled for the street circuit in Monte Carlo, Monaco. The double round will begin to define the drivers who should fight for the title of the main feeder category to Formula 1, and marks a duel between rookies and veterans on the grid.
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The leadership belongs to Gabriele Mini, a driver who has 57 points after three rounds. Brazilian Rafael Câmara appears in second place, with 36 points, just one more than Nikola Tsolov and Martinius Stenshorne, tied in third place with 35 points each. Noel León, with 33, closes the top 5, while Emmo Fittipaldi, with four points, is 19th.
The schedule will have four days and will open on Thursday, when the only free practice of the weekend takes place. Friday will have the qualifying session that will determine the starting positions for the two races, while Saturday will have the Sprint at 9:15 AM. The main race is scheduled for Sunday, starting at 4:35 AM. Sportv, Globoplay, and F1TV will broadcast the activities live.
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Check the full schedule and where to watch the Monaco round of Formula 2 on TV and streaming:
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Thursday, June 4
10 AM – free practice (Sportv, Globoplay, and F1TV)
Friday, June 5
10:10 AM – qualifying (Sportv, Globoplay, and F1TV)
Saturday, June 6
9:15 AM – Sprint race (Sportv, Globoplay, and F1TV)
Sunday, June 7
4:35 AM – main race (Sportv, Globoplay, and F1TV)
