F1 Streams: Live Games and Schedule

What is left of the 2026 F1 calendar

The 2026 championship has 23 rounds, and the run to the end of the year moves through the Americas and the Middle East. After Singapore on October 11, the series heads to Austin, Texas, for its US round on October 25, Mexico City on November 1 and São Paulo on November 8. Las Vegas follows on the night of Saturday, November 21, then Qatar on November 29, and the season ends on December 6 in Abu Dhabi.

Our post on the three races in the Americas has every session time for those weekends. They are good weekends for viewers in the US: the races start between noon and 4:00 PM ET.

How a race weekend is listed

Each session is its own row. On a standard weekend there are three practice sessions, with qualifying on Saturday and the race on Sunday. A sprint weekend has one practice session, sprint qualifying on Friday, then on Saturday the sprint race and Grand Prix qualifying. Singapore is a sprint weekend this year. Sessions are listed under their own day, so a Friday practice and a Sunday race are never mixed up.

Session times are written in Eastern Time, and your browser shows them in local time. That matters more in F1 than anywhere else, because the races move around the world. The Las Vegas race, for example, starts at 8:00 PM local time on Saturday, which is 11:00 PM ET and 4:00 AM on Sunday in London.

MotoGP and other series

This page also lists MotoGP and other motor racing, including support series and endurance races, when a feed carries them. They use the same rows and day headers, so an F1 practice and a MotoGP sprint on the same morning sit one under the other. The home page's Formula 1 card shows Formula 1 only.

What a race page shows

Every session or race has a page with its name, the start time and the feed list. A Main row comes first when one was picked; Core, Vector, Nexus and Vertex rows are other channels with numbered mirrors. Feeds are added as channels go live, often during the build-up before the start. Players load in a separate tab and the race page stays open, so you can switch feeds during a safety car without losing your place.

Tips for race weekends

• Qualifying is often as good as the race. Check the Saturday rows as well as Sunday's.
• Around the end of October the clocks change, first in Europe and a week later in the US. Times on this page follow your own clock, so trust the converted time over one you remember from a past season.
• Red flags can stop a session for half an hour or more. The feed usually stays up, so wait rather than switching rows straight away.

More on Buffstreams

The home page shows the next Formula 1 sessions beside every other sport. If you follow fights as well, the UFC and MMA page often has a card on the same Saturday night.