How to watch the Brazilian Grand Prix weekend without paying anything
The famous Interlagos track in São Paulo is ready to welcome the new F1 champ, Kimi Antonelli, this weekend as the season wraps up. The title is already settled, and with Qatar and Abu Dhabi races in question due to unrest in the Middle East, Brazil might even be the second-to-last race of the year.
If you’re in the UK and want to watch, you’ll need a Sky Sports subscription. But for fans outside the UK, the race weekend can be watched for free!
In the USA, Apple TV has the rights to all F1 races in 2026, and they’re letting new users watch the entire Brazilian Grand Prix weekend for free with a 7-day trial. You can catch qualifying and the race, and just cancel the trial before the monthly fee starts if you don’t want to keep it.
The trial gives you three ways to watch: Apple’s own US coverage, Sky Sports’ UK coverage (with extras like Martin Brundle’s grid walk and Ted Kravitz’s notebook), and F1TV’s detailed option showing team radios and track data.
There is one catch—Apple TV’s rights only cover the USA, so you need to be in the country to sign up for the free trial. UK fans will need a Sky subscription or NowTV pass to watch.
Qualifying starts at 3pm local time in São Paulo (1pm US Eastern, 10am Pacific, 6pm UK), and the race kicks off at 2pm local time on Sunday (12pm US Eastern, 9am Pacific, 5pm UK).
You can watch the Brazilian GP here!