Formula 1 Grand Prix in Hungary: TV Schedule and Key Sessions

The Formula 1 season is set to reach a pivotal moment with the upcoming Hungarian Grand Prix, marking the final race before the traditional summer break. This thrilling event will take place at the Hungaroring from Friday through Sunday, featuring essential sessions from the first practice to the main race.

Motorsport XL has compiled a comprehensive overview of the broadcast schedule for this racing weekend. Below is the complete TV timetable for the Formula 1 events, along with additional Sky content from Budapest. To access Sky's coverage, a subscription to the channel is required.

Sky TV Schedule for Formula 1 Hungary Friday, July 24, 2026

• 1st Free Practice: 13:15
• 2nd Free Practice: 16:45
• Press Conference: 18:30

Saturday, July 25, 2026

• 3rd Free Practice: 12:15
• Pre-Race Coverage: 15:30
• Qualifying: 16:00
• Press Conference: 17:30

Sunday, July 26, 2026

• Driver Parade: 13:00
• Pre-Race Coverage: 13:30
• Race: 15:00
• Press Conference: 17:30

For a deeper dive into the Hungaroring, check out our insights on this historic circuit, known for its kart-like character.

Complete Sky TV Schedule for Formula 1 Hungary with All Sessions Friday, July 24, 2026

• Formula 3 Practice: 09:55
• Formula 2 Practice: 11:05
• Formula 1 1st Free Practice: 13:15
• Formula 3 Qualifying: 15:00
• Formula 2 Qualifying: 15:55
• Formula 1 2nd Free Practice: 16:45
• Formula 1 Press Conference: 18:30

Saturday, July 25, 2026

• Formula 3 Race 1: 09:55
• Formula 1 3rd Free Practice: 12:15
• Formula 2 Race 1: 14:05
• Formula 1 Pre-Race Coverage: 15:30
• Formula 1 Qualifying: 16:00
• Formula 1 Press Conference: 17:30

Sunday, July 26, 2026

• Formula 3 Race 2: 08:30
• Porsche Supercup Race: 10:05
• Formula 2 Race 2: 11:15
• Formula 1 Driver Parade: 13:00
• Formula 1 Pre-Race Coverage: 13:30
• Formula 1 Race: 15:00
• Formula 1 Press Conference: 17:30

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