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After the drama of Zandvoort, Formula 1 now heads to the Temple of Speed, Monza for the 16th round of the 2025 season.
Ferrari will race in front of the tifosi, and Max Verstappen, Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri will all be fighting to take glory at one of the most historic circuits on the calendar. Here’s everything you need to know about how to watch the Italian Grand Prix live this weekend.
When is the 2025 Italian Grand Prix?
The race weekend runs from Friday, 5 September to Sunday, 7 September 2025. The main race takes place on Sunday afternoon. You can have a look at the full schedule here.
Friday, 5 September – Free Practice 1 & Free Practice 2
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Saturday, 6 September – Free Practice 3 & Qualifying
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Sunday, 7 September – Race
How to watch the Italian GP in the UK
Coverage in the United Kingdom will be shown live on Sky Sports F1, with full race replays and highlights available on Channel 4 later in the day. Sky Go subscribers can also stream the action online and on mobile.
How to watch the Italian GP in the USA
Fans in the United States can tune in to live coverage across the ESPN network. The race will also be available via ESPN+ streaming and through the F1TV Pro subscription service for on-demand and live coverage of every session.
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F1TV Pro – worldwide access
For fans outside the UK, F1TV Pro remains the best option. The official streaming service offers live coverage of all sessions, exclusive onboard cameras, and team radio feeds. Availability depends on regional broadcasting rights, so fans should check F1TV’s website to confirm local access.
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