Streaming the 2026 Dutch Grand Prix: A Guide to F1 TV Premium

The 2026 Formula 1 season gears back up this weekend with the Dutch Grand Prix, hosted at the iconic Circuit Zandvoort. If you're keen to follow every twist and turn live, here's how you can do it through F1 TV.

Leading the charge in the drivers' standings is Kimi Antonelli, who holds a 50-point advantage over Lewis Hamilton. Meanwhile, Lando Norris is fresh off a victory in Hungary, adding excitement to the Zandvoort showdown. And for the local fans, Max Verstappen will be eager to secure his first win of the season on home soil.

F1 TV Pro offers comprehensive coverage of every session, boasting features like onboard cameras from all 22 cars, as well as Pre-Race and Post-Race Shows. It's available via Apple TV, Chromecast (Generation 2 and above), Android TV, Google TV, Amazon Fire TV, and Roku.

In the United States, Formula 1 has teamed up with Apple, making F1 TV available through Apple TV subscriptions. This partnership promises a streamlined viewing experience, with Apple's platform now hosting the F1 TV broadcast team for English-language coverage.

For those looking for an elevated experience, F1 TV Premium provides 4K Ultra HD/HDR coverage, allowing fans to watch live sessions on up to six devices. A Multiview feature offers 26 different feeds, letting you customize how you watch the race.

Beyond live racing, F1 TV also features engaging shows like 'Tech Talk Retro,' which dives into the history of iconic car designs, and 'F1 Icons,' chronicling the stories of legendary drivers.

With expanded payment options, including AMEX, accessing F1 TV has never been easier, allowing fans worldwide to connect with the sport they love.

For broadcast details specific to your location, or to check the timing of the Dutch Grand Prix sessions, visit Formula 1's official site.

Whether you're rooting for the home hero or tuning in for the championship battle, F1 TV ensures you won't miss a moment of the action.