Three titles are still to be settled in the upcoming 6 Hours of Monza (6-8 November), from Toyota’s internal Hypercar duel to both Drivers’ and Teams’ honours in LMGT3. See the schedule and watch live on FIAWEC+.
Toyota is already in possession of the Manufacturers’ crown, and at Monza, the Japanese automotive giant’s two crews will fight it out for Drivers’ glory, with Mike Conway looking to sign off his career in the #7 TR010 Hybrid with a bang.
Team Principal and driver Kamui Kobayashi has confirmed there will be ‘no team orders’, setting the scene for an intriguing duel for honours as the two Toyota trios compete tooth-and-nail for the Drivers’ championship.
Add in two further title battles in LMGT3 and a three-way scrap for second place among the Hypercar manufacturers, and the season finale has plenty left to resolve.
All session times are local time at Monza (CET: UTC+1)
Find all of the key timings for the event below:
| Date | Session | Local Time (CET) |
| Friday, 6 November | Free Practice 1 | 10:30 |
| Free Practice 2 | 14:30 | |
| Saturday 7 November | Free Practice 3 | 10:30 |
| LMGT3 Qualifying | 14:20 | |
| LMGT3 Hyperpole | 14:40 | |
| Hypercar Qualifying | 15:00 | |
| Hypercar Hyperpole | 15:20 | |
| Sunday, 8 November | Race | 11:00 |
Toyota arrives at Monza with the Manufacturers’ title already in its pocket. The crown was sealed last time out in Barcelona, although not in the way Saturday had suggested. Genesis achieved the first pole position in the South Korean marque’s short history, only for rain before the start to turn Sunday into a different race altogether. On a wet Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya, Sébastien Buemi took the #8 Toyota to the front and the car stayed there for most of the six hours.
Early in the second hour, Nyck de Vries passed Miguel Molina’s Ferrari to install a Toyota one-two, and from there, they simply drove away, going on to take the chequered flag in close formation, the #8 just 0.583s clear of the #7, with the #50 Ferrari of Molina, Antonio Fuoco and Nicklas Nielsen almost 40 seconds back in third. That secured Toyota its eighth FIA WEC Manufacturers/Teams’ title – its fifth in six seasons in the Hypercar era. For Monza, though, the more telling number was the gap between its two crews: 10 points going into Barcelona, 17 coming out.
Three of the season’s four titles will be decided in Italy – the Hypercar Drivers’ crown and both LMGT3 battles. With the Manufacturers’ spoils already Toyota’s, its Hypercar rivals are fighting over second place.
The 6 Hours of Monza runs from Friday, 6 November to Sunday, 8 November, 2026. The race starts at 11:00 local time on Sunday, 8 November, which is 10:00 in the UK and 05:00 on the US East Coast. Free Practice 1 opens the weekend at 10:30 on Friday, with qualifying and Hyperpole following on Saturday afternoon. Every session is live on FIAWEC+.
Watch the 6 Hours of Monza live on FIAWEC+, the official streaming platform of the FIA World Endurance Championship. Every session, from Free Practice 1 with Live Timing Pro on Friday through to the full six-hour race on Sunday, is available live and on-demand, wherever you are.
With Live Timing Pro, on-board cameras and full replays, FIAWEC+ puts viewers in the middle of every strategy call, with exclusive content for subscribers. An FIAWEC+ 365 Pass lets you stream FIA WEC year-long, available worldwide, so you can catch all three title fights as they unfold. A race pass gives you access to the season finale.
For other viewing options and broadcasters, click here. In Italy, Rai Italia will broadcast the race live for the first time, starting on Rai Sport before switching to Rai 2 from 15:30 CET.
The full event timetable and entry list can be found on the Monza race page.
