What time is the 2026 Azerbaijan GP and how can I watch it?

The 2026 Formula 1 season heads to the Baku City Circuit this weekend for the 15th Grand Prix of the season. Kimi Antonelli currently leads the drivers' standings by 81 points following his victory in Madrid, while Lando Norris looks to bounce back after a missed opportunity in the previous round. The race weekend begins on Thursday, September 24, with Free Practice sessions, followed by Qualifying on Friday and the main Grand Prix on Saturday, September 26. Fans can follow the action via F1 TV Pro or the official F1 app, which provides comprehensive live timing and streaming services. Baku presents a unique challenge with its mix of wide, high-speed sections and tight corners around the historic city walls. Sergio Perez and Max Verstappen remain the only drivers to have won this Grand Prix multiple times. Meanwhile, the Formula 2 championship continues its season in Baku, with Nikola Tsolov leading the standings ahead of the Sprint and Feature races.