The F1 drivers roar past the Kemmel straight at Spa

When to watch the 2025 F1 Belgian Grand Prix: Full schedule for UK and US fans

09:18, 20 Jul

Updated: 22:57, 25 Jul

byNorberto Mujica

Formula 1 returns to Spa-Francorchamps for the 2025 Belgian Grand Prix, one of the most anticipated races of the season. Whether you’re in the UK or the US, here’s the full session timetable so you know exactly when to tune in.

United Kingdom (BST)

Friday, 25 July

FP1: 12:30hrs.

Sprint Qualifying: 15:30hrs.

Saturday, 26 July

Sprint: 11:00hrs.

Qualifying: 15:00hrs.

Sunday, 27 July

2025 Formula 1 Belgian Grand Prix: 14:00hrs.

All sessions will air live on Sky Sports F1, with streaming via Sky Go or NOW TV (Day and Monthly Sports Passes available). You can find out more about where to watch here!

United States (ET)

Friday, 25 July

FP1: 07:30hrs.

Sprint Qualifying: 11:00hrs.

Saturday, 26 July

Sprint: 06:30hrs.

Qualifying: 10:00hrs.

Sunday, 27 July

2025 Formula 1 Belgian Grand Prix: 08:55hrs

Coverage will be live on ESPN / ESPN2 and streaming via ESPN+, YouTube TV, Sling, Fubo, and Hulu + Live TV. You cand find out more about where to watch the 2025 F1 Grand Prix here!

Global Option – F1 TV Pro

For those with access, F1 TV Pro streams every session live, with onboard cameras and team radio. UK fans are restricted due to Sky’s exclusivity, but US fans can subscribe directly.

Why Spa is a Must-Watch

With its unpredictable weather, flat-out Eau Rouge climb, and the long Kemmel Straight, Spa-Francorchamps often produces some of the most exciting racing of the season.

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Sprint Qualifying results from Belgium

Oscar Piastri will start the Sprint from pole position at Spa-Francorchamps for McLaren with Max Verstappen alongside him on the front row.

The Australian was blisteringly fast and set the pace to go four-tenths quicker than his nearest rival Verstappen.

Piastri's title rival, Lando Norris, will start in third for the British team with Ferrari's Charles Leclerc in fourth.

Further back, Mercedes endured a very difficult day at Spa-Francorchamps as neither George Russell or Andrea Kimi Antonelli could break into the top 10.

Lewis Hamilton also failed to maximise his Ferrari, and the seven-time world champion will start the 100km race from P18 on the grid.

The British driver ran wide at Stavelot on his first effort before spinning into the runoff area at the Bus Stop at the end of SQ1.