F1 GP Spain 2026, FP1: the first practice to discover the Madring, starting at 13:30 – LIVE

F1 GP Spain 2026, FP1: the first practice to discover the Madring, starting at 13:30 – LIVE

F1 Madrid, race hub: all useful links

To best follow the live broadcast of the first free practice of the F1 Spanish GP, here are all the useful links for the race weekend in Madrid, round 14 of the 2026 World Championship:

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  • TV schedule – The weekend program
  • Weather – What the weather is like in Madrid
  • Preview – The themes of the weekend
  • LIVE – The session commentary
  • Results – The session standings
  • Last year – How it went in 2025
  • Calendar – All F1 2026 rounds
  • Driver Standings – After Monza
  • Constructor Standings – After Monza

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F1, live commentary of FP1 of the Spanish GP

The live commentary of the first free practice of the 2026 Spanish Grand Prix will start at 13:15 on Friday, September 11

F1 Spanish GP, first free practice live

Good morning and welcome back, dear readers of FormulaPassion.it. We are live from the press room of the brand new Madring to tell you about the first free practice of the F1 Spanish GP, which will start at 13:30 and end exactly one hour later. It will be a crucial first session for the drivers and teams: here, apart from the two Ferrari drivers on a filming day at the beginning of summer, no one has ever driven (except virtually, on the simulator). So, every available minute will be needed to get familiar with the challenges of the new Spanish GP circuit and understand how to set up the cars.

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This is already, therefore, one of the hot topics of Friday’s free practice, because in fact we start from a blank sheet, with no indications or references, as always happens on a new circuit making its debut in Formula 1. Clearly, then, the eyes remain focused on Ferrari after what happened on track at Monza between Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton: will the Reds be able to take advantage of the slight competitive edge of having already put wheels on the Madring to forget the last, very difficult, weeks? We just have to find out together, following and commenting live minute by minute on FP all the sessions of the 2026 Spanish GP weekend in F1 in Madrid.

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