Chinese GP 2025 dates, schedule, time, starting time of the UK and how to watch or walk the F1 race in Shanghai on Sky Sports | F1 news
After an exciting season opener in Melbourne, F1 moves straight to Shanghai for the Chinese Grand Prix and the first sprint event in the season.
Lando Norris will be full of confidence after his victory on Sunday, as he rejected Max Verstappen in the final stage with the performance of the statement.
McLaren is at the level of 27 points, and Mercedes is in the constructor championship thanks to the podium of George Russell and Kimi Antonelli in fourth place on his F1 debut.
Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc will hopefully hoped a strong weekend after a disappointing time at Melbourne, where a bad qualifying and wrong strategy left them to pick up less points for Ferrari.
Sprint weekend means that there will be competitive sessions from Sprint qualifying on Friday onwards, and you can watch it all Sky Sports F1.
The F1 Academy also begins its new season in Shanghai, so there will be a lot of races on your screens this week.
Chinese GP path – Shanghai International Circle
China joined the F1 calendar in 2004, and each race was held in an international circle in Shanghai, which is known for its high tire and long back wear, where there is a lot of overpasses in the turn of 14.
The F1 returned to Shanghai for the first time in five years in 2024, because the event was absent due to the coronavirus pandemic, so few recent teams for teams compared to other traces are scheduled.
A smooth surface of the paths and long, fast corners means that a car with the best aerodynamics will stand out.
Chinese time of GP -Au Shanghai
The last weather forecast for Shanghai does not show that rain will affect any of the F1 or F1 Academy, which moves on Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
The whole weekend was supposed to be sunny with air temperature of 23c at the height of the afternoon and a little wind.
Chinese GP 2025 Dates, UK and Sky Sports F1 Live Livestock
Thursday 20th March
- 5:00: A driver’s press conference
Friday 21st March
- 1:00: F1 Academic Practice
- 3:00: Chinese Practice GP -One (session starts at 3.30am)*
- 5.30 pm: A press conference of the Director of the Tim Director
- 6:00: F1 Academy of Qualifications*
- 6.45pm: Chinese GP Sprint qualifying (session starts at 7.30)*
Saturday 22. March
- 2.25 hours: Sprint of Chinese GP Sprint
- 3:00: Chinese GP Sprint*
- 5.45pm: F1 Academy of Race 1*
- 6.35: 00: Chinese GP qualifying buildup*
- 7:00: Chinese qualifying general practice*
- 9:00: TED -O’s qualifying notebook*
Sunday March 23
- 2.40 hours: F1 Academy of Race 2
- 5.30am: Chinese GP Building-up: Grand Prix Saturday*
- 7:00: Grand Prix Chinese*
- 9:00: Chinese GP reaction: Plated flag*
- 10:00: Ted’s notebook*
*Also at the main event Sky Sports
How to watch or Struck Grand Prix in UK and Ireland
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TV: Sky customers can watch on Sky Sports F1 from the first and only exercise on Friday morning to Chinese Grand Prix on Sunday, March 23 at 7 am
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Free prominent contents: See prominent F1 shortly after the plaid flag on the Sky Sports application
How to Watch Chinese GP with Sky Sports App
Sky Sports Subscribers can:
- Download or open the Sky Sports app
- Start to ‘Watch’ section at 5.30 in the morning to accumulate, in front of the light at 7am
- Tap on Sky Sports F1 or Sky Sports Main Event
- Log in with your heavenly id (*you will only need to do that once)
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