The Formula 1 Hungarian Grand Prix will be broadcast live by TV Globo and sportv3 this Sunday, July 26, starting at 10:00 a.m., Brasília time. The subscription channel will also offer a 4K feed and will follow all activities of the category at the Hungaroring.
The coverage begins this Friday, with Bruno Fonseca as narrator for the first two free practice sessions and with comments from Felipe Giaffone, Luciano Burti, Rafael Lopes, and Mariana Becker. Becker will participate directly from the circuit alongside reporter Julia Guimarães, while Everaldo Marques will lead Globo’s race broadcast, accompanied by Burti and Becker.
On sportv3, the GP will be narrated by Bruno Fonseca, with Giaffone and Rafael Lopes in the comments. The channel will also broadcast the Formula 2 sessions, with Eusébio Resende and Gianluca Petecof on Friday, in addition to Dandan Pereira handling the Saturday and Sunday activities.
The Hungaroring has hosted Formula 1 since 1986 and holds important moments for Brazil. Nelson Piquet surpassed Ayrton Senna in the first edition, which ended with a Brazilian one-two, while Rubens Barrichello staged a bold overtaking maneuver on Michael Schumacher in 2010. The country has six wins at the circuit, three with Senna, two with Piquet, and one with Barrichello.
The F1 schedule begins with TL1 on Friday at 08:30, followed by TL2 at 12:00. On Saturday, TL3 will take place at 07:30 and qualifying at 11:00. The race takes place on Sunday at 10:00, with broadcasts on Globo, sportv3, and sportv4K. After ten rounds, Andrea Kimi Antonelli leads the championship with 204 points, 45 ahead of Lewis Hamilton and 50 ahead of George Russell.
