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As Formula 1® returns from its summer break, next up in the 2026 season is the ever eye-catching Dutch Grand Prix.

Zandvoort won't be on the calendar next year - so this is the final chance for now to watch F1 cars navigate the crazy banking at Hugenholtz or the high-speed Scheivlak corner. And it's a sprint weekend!

Below you'll find the all-important session times for the weekend, as well as all the information on where to watch the action on Apple TV.

Dutch GP schedule (US times)

PDT = Pacific daylight time, EDT = US Eastern daylight time

Friday August 21

Practice: 3.30am (PDT), 6.30am (EDT)
Sprint qualifying: 7.30am (PDT), 10.30am (EDT)

Saturday August 22

Sprint: 3am (PDT), 6am (EDT)
Grand Prix qualifying: 7am (PDT), 10am (EDT)

Sunday August 23

Dutch Grand Prix: 6am (PDT), 9am (EDT)

Watch The Formula 1 Heineken Dutch Grand Prix 2026™ on Apple TV, August 21-23. U.S. only.

Dutch GP schedule (local time)

Friday August 21

Practice: 12.30pm
Sprint qualifying: 4.30pm

Saturday August 22

Sprint: 12.00pm
Grand Prix qualifying: 4pm

Sunday August 23

Dutch Grand Prix: 3pm

Dutch GP schedule (UK time)

Friday August 21

Practice: 11.30am
Sprint qualifying: 3.30pm

Saturday August 22

Sprint: 11.00am
Grand Prix qualifying: 3pm

Sunday August 23

Dutch Grand Prix: 2pm

How to watch the Dutch GP

Apple TV is the new home of F1 in the US from 2026. 

Fans can view every minute of the Dutch Grand Prix weekend live by signing up to Apple TV and accessing Apple's new dedicated F1 channel. 

Apple has every F1 2026 practice, qualifying and race live, as well as a full catch-up and highlights catalogue in case you miss any of the action live. 

As well as pre and post-race programming, there are additional live feeds to follow the action, including 22 onboard driver cameras, live timing, driver trackers and more.

Watch The Formula 1 Heineken Dutch Grand Prix 2026™ on Apple TV, August 21-23. U.S. only.