F1 Brazil GP Sprint Race and Qualifying — Start Time, How to Watch & More
The sprint format returns for this weekend’s Brazilian Grand Prix, offering fans an action-packed preview before Sunday’s main race. Here’s when and how to catch all the qualifying and sprint sessions.
How to Watch
- Everything begins with qualifying for the sprint shootout, followed by the main sprint race determining part of the Sunday grid.
- Coverage will be available on major sports networks and F1 streaming services across most regions.
Motorsport Highlights
Elfyn Evans noted that heavy rain could turn WRC Rally Japan into a “lottery” on the final day.
Mercedes stated there will be no porpoising issues in 2026, though the new F1 regulations are not “straightforward.”
In other racing news, Marco Bezzecchi claimed pole position for the MotoGP Portuguese GP, while Lamborghini drivers Stephane Tribaudini and Stephane Lemeret secured pole for the AM-LC Finals. At Rally Japan, Sebastien Ogier extended his lead after responding to Evans’ charge, with Toyota taking a 1-2 finish despite Takamoto Katsuta’s crash from the leading group.
Summary
The Brazil GP weekend brings the fast-paced sprint race back to F1, featuring competitive sessions and key highlights from other major motorsport events worldwide.