F1 Qatar GP 2025: TV Schedules, Sky Live Broadcast, and The Final Sprint of the Season
The last and decisive Sprint Race of the 2025 Championship takes place in Lusail! Discover all the TV schedules to follow the event live on Sky Sport F1 and the free-to-air broadcast on TV8 (broadcast reserved for Italy, available via Sky Go streaming only within the EU/EEA for eligible subscribers)
Find out all the F1 schedules for the crucial 2025 Qatar GP at the Lusail circuit. Don’t miss a single moment on TV of this weekend, which hosts the last and highly anticipated Sprint Race of the 2025 season. Here is the complete programming.
2025 F1 Qatar GP TV Schedules (Losail)
FREE PRACTICE, Sprint Qualifying, Sprint Race, Qualifying Q1, Q2, Q3, and Race
- Friday, November 28, 2025
- 14:30 – 15:30 → Free Practice 1 (Live on Sky F1 and Now)
- 18:30 → Sprint Qualifying (Live on Sky F1, Now and delayed broadcast on free-to-air TV8 Saturday, Nov 29 at 13:00)
- Saturday, November 29, 2025
- 15:00 → Sprint Race (Live on Sky F1, Now, and free-to-air TV8)
- 19:00 → Qualifying (Q1, Q2, Q3) (Live on Sky F1, Now, and free-to-air on TV8)
- Sunday, November 30, 2025
- 17:00 → Race (Live on Sky F1 and Now, delayed broadcast on TV8 at 21:30)
📺 TV8 Free-to-Air Programming Summary
| EVENT | DAY | TIME | TV |
| Free Practice 1 | Friday, Nov 28 | 14:30 – 15:30 | Sky F1, Now |
| Sprint Qualifying | Friday, Nov 28 | 18:00 | Sky F1, Now / TV8 Saturday 29 at 13:00 (Delayed) |
| Sprint Race | Saturday, Nov 29 | 15:00 | Sky F1, Now, TV8 (Live) |
| Qualifying (Q1, Q2, Q3) | Saturday, Nov 29 | 19:00 | Sky F1, Now, TV8 (Live) |
| RACE | Sunday, Nov 30 | 17:00 | Sky F1, Now / TV8 21:30 (Delayed) |
(TV8 streaming available on the official WEB site, commentary in Italian)
Results and Race Report from the 2024 Qatar GP
The previous year’s Qatar Grand Prix (2024) turned into one of the most chaotic races of the season: yellow flags, Safety Car interventions, multiple restarts, and directional decisions that were difficult to interpret. Amidst this confused scenario, Max Verstappen once again emerged as the absolute benchmark.
Coming off a complicated Sprint Race where he had to settle for eighth place, the Dutchman started Sunday with a completely different mindset. As the lights went out, he decisively overtook Russell and imposed a pace that immediately isolated the leading group: only Lando Norris tried to follow him.
The challenge between the two remained open until a regulatory detail overturned everything. Norris, passing a neutralised section due to debris from Albon’s Williams, did not slow down sufficiently according to the stewards. Race control penalised him with a ten-second stop-and-go, an intervention that wiped out any chance of victory.
The beneficiaries of the plot twist were Ferrari. Charles Leclerc claimed second place, impeccable in managing pace and incidents. Oscar Piastri completed the podium, while Carlos Sainz had to settle for sixth: the Spaniard suffered a puncture caused by debris from Albon’s mirror, which compromised his ability to finish higher up.
Will rivals be able to stop Verstappen in this last, crucial Sprint of 2025?
Check the updated Formula 1 standings:
– World DRIVERS’ Championship
– World CONSTRUCTORS’ Championship
