F1 history could be made this Sunday – here’s where to watch in London

F1® history could be made in Austin this weekend, as Kimi Antonelli arrives at the United States Grand Prix™ with the chance to become the youngest World Champion the sport has ever seen.

The championship leader heads to the Circuit of The Americas with his first mathematical opportunity to secure the 2026 title. If he does, the 20-year-old would break Sebastian Vettel’s record as the youngest F1® World Champion, making Sunday’s race potentially one of the defining moments of the season.

Big screens, mini-games and title drama at F1 Arcade

For fans looking to experience all the action together, F1® Arcade London will be showing the United States Grand Prix™ live from Austin, bringing the atmosphere of race day to the heart of the capital.

With the race shown across huge screens with live commentary, fans can follow every lap, overtake and moment of the action surrounded by fellow F1® fans.

Ahead of lights out, guests can get themselves race-ready with complimentary mini-games, including React and Lights Out, alongside quizzes and prize competitions throughout the event.

As the championship enters its closing stages, Austin promises plenty of drama beyond the title fight. Antonelli arrives with a 102-point advantage over Mercedes team-mate George Russell, while the United States Grand Prix™ marks the beginning of the final six-race stretch of the season.

Whether following Antonelli’s bid to make history, supporting another driver or simply looking for somewhere to enjoy the race with friends, the Watch Party offers fans the chance to experience the United States Grand Prix™ in a lively, social setting.

The Circuit of The Americas has hosted F1® since 2012, with its 56-lap race combining long straights and fast corners with the circuit’s distinctive uphill approach to Turn 1.

And with the possibility of a World Championship being decided in Texas, there is even more reason for fans to come together and watch every moment unfold live.

With lights out at 8pm UK time, Sunday night could prove one to remember. The official F1® timetable confirms the race starts at 3pm in Austin, equivalent to 8pm in the UK on Sunday 25 October.

Further information:

• Watch the United States Grand Prix™ live from Austin on huge screens with live commentary

• Doors open at 10:00, with the race starting at 20:00

• Enjoy complimentary mini-games to get race-ready, including React and Lights Out

• Take part in quizzes and prize competitions

• Watch the action alongside fellow F1® fans at F1® Arcade London