Formula 1 returns to Monza this weekend for the Italian Grand Prix, one of the sport's most historic events, with the race taking place on Sunday 7 September. This is the first F1 season broadcast in the US exclusively via Apple TV, following a five-year deal announced last October that ended ESPN's coverage after eight years, meaning American fans need a subscription to watch.

Race day coverage on Apple TV begins at 7.50am ET, ahead of the 9am ET start, with practice sessions having run on Friday and final practice and qualifying on Saturday. Apple TV costs $14.99 a month after a seven-day free trial. In the championship, Mercedes' Kimi Antonelli leads the drivers' standings on 242 points, 59 clear of teammate George Russell, who is tied with Ferrari's Lewis Hamilton on 183; Mercedes also tops the constructors' table ahead of Ferrari and McLaren.