The Chinese Grand Prix is underway!
The Chinese Grand Prix is scheduled to take place on Sunday, March 23rd from 3:00 PM track time. The Qualifying results for the race are already out. Piastri will lead his McLaren starting the race on pole. He will be accompanied by George Russell in the front row. The Chinese GP has been a hectic for drivers and Formula 1 fans alike.
The weekend started racing action on Friday itself. Saturday marked the end of the Chinese GP F1 Sprint. Lewis Hamilton dominated the 19 laps of the sprint race starting from pole. He brought Ferrari their first sprint victory in Formula 1.
The Formula 1 Chinese GP is the second race of the race. It has already formed many different notions for the 2025 season. McLaren’s car is the fastest on the grid. Red Bull are having troubles which drop back Max Verstappen on the grid. Williams and Racing Bulls are the budding underdogs of the season. There is also a silent but intense clash between Red Bull junior drivers- Yuki Tsunoda and Liam Lawson. It is no doubt that the Chinese GP will only increase the excitement of the 2025 F1 season. The second race of the season is crucial for championship leader Lando Norris in order to get a healthy lead over Max Verstappen.
The Chinese Grand Prix 2025 race will be broadcast on Shanghai TV Guandong Television Channel Tencent as mentioned in the official broadcast schedule of Formula 1. The streaming services are being handled by F1TV. F1TV live racing will be available to the Pro and Premium subscription holders of the F1TV app.
Oscar Piastri absolutely nailed his @Pirellisport pole lap 👏
— Formula 1 (@F1) March 22, 2025
Ride onboard with the @McLarenF1 ace as he charges around the Shanghai International Circuit #F1 #ChineseGP pic.twitter.com/WTOC81G0Fb
| Where to Watch? | F1 Sprint Race TV Channel | Streaming |
| Where to Watch Chinese GP in UK? | Sky Sports, Channel 4 | F1 TV Pro or Premium |
| Where to Watch Chinese GP in USA? | ESPN, ESPN Deportes | F1 TV Pro or Premium |
| Where to Watch Chinese GP in India? | FanCode TATA Play FanCode Sports | F1 TV Pro or Premium |
| Where to Watch Chinese GP in Canada? | RDS, RDS2, TSN, Noovo | F1 TV Pro or Premium |
The Chinese GP will be a 56 lap event in 2025. The official Formula 1 schedule mentions that the race will cover a total distance of 305.066 km. The Chinese GP is going to be the main race of the weekend. The F1 Sprint race which preceeded the Chinese GP, was a 19 lap event held for one hour.
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