The first half of the 2026 F1 season will wrap up at the Hungarian GP this weekend, with this being the last race before the month-long summer break kicks off. All teams will have to stop working on their cars for two weeks in August as part of F1’s mandatory shutdown before the season resumes once again at Zandvoort on August 23.
There’s plenty more motorsport action in store with F2, Formula E and DTM rounds coming up as well. Here’s our ultimate guide for when and where to tune in from India.
F1 Hungarian GP schedule
Kimi Antonelli extended his championship lead after winning the Belgian GP. George Russell’s championship bid, however, took a big hit following his retirement. Mercedes later revealed that Russell was struggling with an undiagnosed straight-line speed deficit at Spa. The Hungaroring’s lack of straights should help mitigate this issue a bit, and Russell will be looking for a strong weekend to get his title bid back on track.
Hungaroring is also expected to be a strong track for Ferrari, with the SF-26 proving to be more competitive on less power-sensitive tracks. Aston Martin, meanwhile, is expected to bring some significant updates as it looks to salvage what has been a difficult season so far.
F1 Hungarian GP: Where to watch?
All F1 Hungarian GP sessions will be streamed live on the FanCode and F1 TV apps.
F2 Hungarian GP schedule
Nikola Tsolov has extended his F2 championship lead to 27 points from Gabriele Mini. However, the season has delivered plenty of twists and turns so far, so the Campos Racing driver will be looking to further consolidate that advantage before the summer break.
India’s Kush Maini still holds on to sixth place overall, tied with Dino Beganovic and six points behind Noel Leon.
F2 Hungarian GP: Where to watch?
All F2 Hungarian GP sessions will be streamed live on the FanCode and F1 TV apps.
Formula E Tokyo E Prix schedule
Formula E has been racing at Tokyo since 2024. However, the races will have a new look this year as they will be hosted at night for the very first time.
With just four more races to go, Porsche’s Pascal Wehrlein currently holds the overall lead, 9 points ahead of Jaguar’s Mitch Evans and 27 points clear of Nissan’s Oliver Rowland. Jaguar holds the advantage in the team’s championship, but Porsche is just six points behind. So the Tokyo double-header could very well shake up the order. India’s Mahindra Racing, meanwhile, is P4 overall, just two points behind Andretti.
Formula E Tokyo E Prix: Where to watch?
Qualifying and races will be streamed live on Sony Liv as well as Sony Sports Ten 5.
DTM Oschersleben IST schedule
India’s Arjun Maini made his first DTM podium appearance of the year at Norisring. This also marked his very first podium with the HRT Ford Racing Team. He’s now moved up to seventh place in the standings, two points behind Ben Dorr and three points behind Marco Wittmann.
Nicki Thiim holds the overall lead, ahead of Maro Engel and Lucas Auer.
DTM Oschersleben: Where to watch?
All DTM Oschersleben sessions will be streamed live on the FanCode app.
