United States GP: UK Start Times, Sky Sports F1 Live Schedule

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United States GP: UK Start Times, Sky Sports F1 Live Schedule

The United States Grand Prix is set to unfold at the Circuit of the Americas in Austin, Texas. As the fourth Sprint weekend of the season, this race plays a critical role in the 2025 Drivers’ Championship. This event is the first in a back-to-back series with the upcoming Mexico City Grand Prix, alongside additional races scheduled in Brazil and Las Vegas later in the year.

Championship Contenders

Recent events in Singapore have heightened the competition. Lando Norris has narrowed the gap to his McLaren teammate Oscar Piastri, now trailing by just 22 points. Max Verstappen has also made significant strides, reducing his deficit to 63 points.

Importance of the Sprint Weekend

A total of 33 points can be earned during a Sprint weekend, making consistent performance vital for the leading drivers. McLaren has already secured the constructors’ title in record time and aims to regain racing momentum after struggles in recent events.

Circuit of the Americas Overview

Location: Austin, Texas
Length: 3.4 miles
Turns: 20

This track stands out as one of the top modern circuits in Formula 1. Designed with elements inspired by famous European tracks, it features a mix of challenges, including a high-speed Esses section reminiscent of Silverstone and a unique uphill first corner.

Weather Forecast

A heatwave is affecting Austin, with temperatures expected in the low to mid-30s Celsius. Sunny conditions are predicted throughout the race weekend.

Viewing Schedule and Broadcast Details

Fans in the UK and Ireland can follow the entire race weekend through Sky Sports F1. Here’s the detailed schedule:

Friday, October 19: First Practice Session
Sunday, October 22:
- 6:30 PM: Grand Prix Build-up
- 8:00 PM: UNITED STATES GRAND PRIX
- 10:00 PM: Chequered Flag Reaction
- 11:00 PM: Ted’s Notebook

How to Watch

Sky customers can enjoy the broadcasts live or via the Sky Sports app. Those without Sky can access the race through NOW, which offers various membership options for live streaming.