Watch Formula 1 in Glasgow
Looking for the best bar to watch Formula 1 in Glasgow? Make a pit stop at Malones Glasgow, where we show every thrilling F1 race live on HD screens. Whether it’s the battle for pole position or a dramatic last-lap showdown, experience the action in an electric atmosphere.
We’ll be serving up all of your favourite pints, wines, spritzes and more to keep you fuelled up throughout the race. You can even order food from local restaurant vendors straight to your table.
F1 Grands Prix in 2026
Here’s a list of all of the Grands Prix in 2026, start time in UK time, and a note of which ones you can watch at Malones Glasgow.
Due to time zones and scheduling conflicts, we cannot show all races. The Bahrain & Saudi Arabia GPs in April have been cancelled.
19 July – Belgium – 2pm
26th July – Hungary – 2pm
23rd Aug – Netherlands – 2pm
6th Sep – Italy – 2pm
13th Sep – Spain – 2pm
26th Sep – Azerbaijan – 12pm
11th Oct – Singapore – 1pm
25th Oct – USA – 8pm
1st Nov – Mexico – 8pm
8th Nov – Brazil – 5pm
22nd Nov – Las Vegas – 4am (we will not show due to the time difference)
29th Nov – Qatar – 4pm
6th Dec – Abu Dhabi – 1pm
Live F1 Coverage on HD Screens
We show every Formula 1 race live on our HD screens, from qualifying sessions to the final lap. Catch all the action – from pole position battles to last-lap overtakes – in a buzzing, race-day atmosphere.
Bookings and walk-ins are welcome for most races.
Formula 1 FAQs
Malones Glasgow shows all of the Formula 1 Grands Prix races across 4K HD screens. We are located centrally on Sauchiehall Lane and have 3 floors you can watch it on, including on our outdoor rooftop terrace in the summer. Bookings & walk-ins are welcome.
We try to show all F1 Grands Prix. If there are any qualifiers you would like to watch, then speak to a member of our team and we’ll always do our best to get it on a screen.
As F1 travels throughout the world, it means that certain races happen while we are in bed. We can’t show those races unfortunately!
On rare occasions, such as Cup Finals, we may be unable to show a Grand Prix. In that case, we will update this page to say we’re not showing it. If you are in doubt, please do give us a buzz and our team can let you know if we’ll be showing it.
The duration of a Grand Prix can vary. Every race has to be held over a minimum of 305km (190 miles.) The exact amount of laps varies per track, but races tend to last around 90 minutes.
This time can be affected by safety card periods or red flags, which may halt the race. If a race is not halted and the two-hour time limit is reached, then the race will finish at the end of the next lap.
Booking is always recommended to avoid missing out and to get the best seats in the house, but we welcome walk-ins for every Grand Prix.