F1 GP Spain 2026, Qualifying: At the Madring the fight for pole position, starting with Q1 at 16:00 – LIVE

F1 GP Spain 2026, Qualifying: At the Madring the fight for pole position, starting with Q1 at 16:00 – LIVE

F1 Madrid, race hub: all useful links

To best follow the live broadcast of the F1 Spain GP qualifying, 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 the Spain GP qualifying

The live commentary of the official qualifying of the 2026 Spanish Grand Prix will start at 3:45 PM on Saturday, September 12

F1 Spain GP, live qualifying

Good afternoon and welcome back, dear FormulaPassionati. We are still here, in the press room of the new Madring circuit, but this time to tell you live about the qualifying of the F1 Spain GP, which will start at 4:00 PM and, barring red flags and suspensions, about an hour later will give us the name of the 14th pole sitter of this 2026 Formula 1 season. One thing is certain: the big favorite is Andrea Kimi Antonelli, not only the fastest in FP2 and FP3, but also the driver who seems to be able to pull out the times with the greatest ease.

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However, be aware of possible unknowns, not forgetting that the track has already proven quite tricky with the incidents involving Lewis Hamilton and Oliver Bearman in the last free practice session. Certainly, the battle will be tight with a result difficult to predict, considering that Charles Leclerc, Oscar Piastri, and Lando Norris are behind Kimi, but with a narrow gap. A bit further back are Max Verstappen and a George Russell who seems to be struggling to find confidence. Who will take pole? We just have to find out together, here on FormulaPassion.it, following and commenting live minute by minute the qualifying of the 2026 Spain GP of F1 in Madrid.

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