Free live streams: How to watch Formula 1 2026 Monaco Grand Prix without cable

Mercedes leads the 2026 Drivers’ Championship, with 19-year-old Kimi Antonelli having four wins this year and a 43-point lead over teammate George Russell. Russell sits second, while McLaren struggles with Norris and Piastri in fifth and sixth, respectively. Hamilton helped Ferrari stay in second after a Canadian Grand Prix podium, making Monaco pivotal for the standings. US viewers can stream the weekend on Apple TV, which holds exclusive rights to F1 in 2026. New subscribers can start with a seven-day free trial, then pay $12.99 per month. Apple TV will host all practice, qualifying, sprint sessions and Grands Prix, with F1 Premium available under the same subscription.