F1 Race Today: Singapore Grand Prix 2025 start time, TV channel and FREE live stream

McLaren can win the constructors' championship TODAY (Sunday, October 5) at the Singapore Grand Prix.

The team's two drivers' championship protagonists Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri just need to score 13 points between them for McLaren to claim constructors' championship success for the second successive year.

However, all the focus for Sunday's race will be on a blockbuster front row, with fierce rivals Max Verstappen and George Russell lining up alongside one another after Russell snatched pole with a scintillating lap.

Championship leader Piastri will be just behind Russell and Verstappen in third, while Norris is starting all the way down in fifth, with an uphill battle as he looks to get his championship challenge back on track.

You won't want to miss the start of this race, so here's how you can watch Sunday's grand prix and at what time in your region.

F1 Race time - Singapore Grand Prix

Lights out for the Singapore Grand Prix is today (Sunday, October 5, 2025), at 9pm local time (SGT).

Find the session start times converted to your local time zone below:

Singapore Grand Prix 2025 Session Times

Race - Sunday, October 5 2025

How to watch the Singapore Grand Prix live on TV today

Broadcast details vary depending on your location. Check below to see how to tune in for some major countries:

Where to watch: F1 2025 broadcasters by region

* - F1 fans can watch Sunday's Singapore Grand Prix and every race in 2025 for free in these countries via their respective channels: Austria (ORF), Belgium (RTBF) and Luxembourg (RTL Zwee).

** - F1 fans can watch the Singapore Grand Prix for free in Singapore via free-to-air channel Mediacorp Channel 5.

F1TV Pro also carries coverage of the sport, depending on which territory you are in.

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