Monza arrives this weekend as round 13 of a now-23-race calendar, the high-speed Italian classic slotted into a September that also sees Malaysia's return. For American viewers, the viewing equation has changed: F1 coverage in the US now runs exclusively on Apple TV, marking a clean break from the ESPN/ABC era that carried the sport's stateside growth. Sky Sports F1 handles live coverage in the UK; Channel 4 airs highlights. The circuit remains the fastest on the calendar, a low-downforce, slipstream-driven test where engine performance shows up naked. No US driver in the field and no Haas in contention, so this one's pure racing theatre—220mph straights, desperate lunges into the first chicane, and the tifosi hoping Ferrari can deliver at the cathedral. Qualifying Saturday 3pm local, race Sunday 2pm. If you haven't switched to Apple's platform yet, this weekend draws the line.
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Monza arrives this weekend as round 13 of a now-23-race calendar, the high-speed Italian classic slotted into a September that also sees Malaysia's return. For American viewers, the viewing equation has changed: F1 coverage in the US now runs exclusively on Apple TV, marking a clean break from the ESPN/ABC era that carried the sport's stateside growth. Sky Sports F1 handles live coverage in the UK; Channel 4 airs highlights. The circuit remains the fastest on the calendar, a low-downforce, slipstream-driven test where engine performance shows up naked. No US driver in the field and no Haas in contention, so this one's pure racing theatre—220mph straights, desperate lunges into the first chicane, and the tifosi hoping Ferrari can deliver at the cathedral. Qualifying Saturday 3pm local, race Sunday 2pm. If you haven't switched to Apple's platform yet, this weekend draws the line.
