F1 Schedule: Austrian Grand Prix 2025 start times, schedule and how to watch live on TV

The Austrian Grand Prix will welcome F1 back to Europe after last weekend's hop to Canada.

The Red Bull Ring will play host to the 11th race of the 2025 season, with Max Verstappen's famous Orange Army set to swarm to the race track operated by the Dutchman's team.

There are a ton of questions to be answered - can McLaren get back on track after that miserable showing in Canada? Can Lewis Hamilton finally get to grips with his Ferrari S25 car? And who wins the latest Verstappen vs Russell blockbuster?

We have all the details for you ahead of what should be an absolute beauty - including how to watch live.

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Austrian Grand Prix schedule

The full schedule for the race weekend in Austria looks like this:

Friday June 27

Free Practice 1: 1330 local time (0730 Eastern, 0430 Pacific, 1330 CET, 1230 UK)

Free Practice 2: 1700 local time (1100 Eastern, 0800 Pacific, 1700 CET, 1600 UK)

Saturday June 28

Free Practice 3: 1230 local time (0630 Eastern, 0330 Pacific, 1230 CET, 1130 UK)

Qualifying: 1600 local time (1000 Eastern, 0700 Pacific, 1600 CET, 1500 UK)

Sunday June 29

Race: 1500 local time (0900 Eastern, 0600 Pacific, 1500 CET, 1400 UK)

How to watch live - TV channel and live stream

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

Sunday's race in Austria is set to be shown live on ESPN2 in the United States, as well as ESPN Deportes.

These are the key TV details for how to watch the race live from Austria. Please check your local listings:

F1 action in 2025 is also available to watch via F1TV Pro in selected countries.

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