Italian F1 Grand Prix 2023: channels, full TV program and schedules

That’s it, Formula 1 has made its comeback… and Max Verstappen is still clinging firmly to his place as leader of the championship. Impressive winner in the Netherlands last week, the Dutchman is once again the man to beat at the Italian Grand Prix, on the legendary circuit of Monza.

However, he will have to manage a solid Fernando Alonso, 2nd at Zandvoort, and a vengeful Sergio Pérez. The Mexican is also the only one to have managed to steal two victories from Verstappen this season… Why not the pass of three at Monza?

F1 dates and times: the Italian Grand Prix TV program

The Italian Grand Prix is ​​held from Friday 1st to Sunday 3rd September with a race start scheduled for 3pm that day. Here is the complete program of the weekend, to see on Canal +.

Friday, September 1

• Free practice 1: 1:30 p.m. on Canal+ Sport
• Free practice 2: 5 p.m. on Canal+ Sport

Saturday September 2

• Free practice 3: 12:30 p.m. on Canal+ Sport
• Qualifying: 4 p.m. on Canal+ Sport

Sunday September 3

• Italian Grand Prix: 3 p.m. on Canal+
• Formula One, the mag: 4:40 p.m. on Canal+

Race format

Italian Grand Prix – Monza

Circuit length: 5.793 km
Number of kilometers: 306,720 km
Number of rounds: 53

Where to watch Formula 1 and motor sports in streaming?

Over the past few years, Canal+ has gradually become the reference channel for motorsport in France. The encrypted channel notably broadcasts F1, MotoGP, W2C and IndyCar.

If the basic Canal+ offer starts at €22.99, you will however need to subscribe to the Canal+ Sport offer at €34.99/month to take advantage of all these programmes.

• Formula 1, MotoGP, W2C, IndyCar, Andros Trophy…: Canal+
• 24 Hours of Le Mans, Formula E: Eurosport and La Chaîne L’Équipe
• Formula E: The Channel The Team
• Dakar: France Televisions and Eurosport

For its part, the subscription to Eurosport is offered at €9.99 per month. The channel is also accessible in Amazon Prime Video’s Warner Pass.