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www.formula1.comHere’s the latest on Formula 1 schedules (horario) and events:
What “horario” typically covers
- Practice sessions, qualifying, and race start times for each Grand Prix, often listed in multiple time zones (local and UTC) to help fans follow live or confirm TV broadcasts. This is the common meaning of “horario” in F1 coverage.[4][5]
Recent reliable sources you can check
- Formula 1’s official site (the primary source for schedules, TV times, and live timing).[5]
- ESPN’s Formula 1 calendar pages for regional schedules and broadcast info (Argentina, Colombia, etc.).[3][6]
- Independent F1 calendars (e.g., f1calendar.com) that publish full season timetables in local and UTC times.[7][9]
Current season context (highlights)
- The 2026 season calendar includes the usual mix of European and international Grands Prix with practice sessions, qualifying, and race times published ahead of each event. For exact dates and local times, consult the official F1 calendar and your regional broadcaster listings.[3][5]
- TV broadcast details can vary by country and network; ESPN often lists race times and channels for Latin American regions, while the official site provides timing and live timing data worldwide.[5][3]
How I can help next
- If you tell me your location (I have Santa Clara, CA), I can assemble a concise, up-to-date weekly schedule showing:
- Practice 1, Practice 2, Practice 3, Qualifying, and Race start times in PT and UTC for the next 4–6 events.
- Which networks or streaming platforms carry each session in your region.
- A calendar-friendly CSV/ICS file you can import into your calendar.
Would you like me to pull the upcoming 4–6 race weekend horarios for you and format them for easy calendar import? If so, I’ll fetch the latest times and provide them in a clean list plus a CSV suitable for import.