Austrian GP: what are the timings for the F1 weekend?
24th June 2025The Austrian Grand Prix returns Formula 1 to Europe for the rest of the continent’s races, starting with a double header, but what are the timings for the weekend?
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The Austrian GP will start a double header consisting of the Austrian race before they head to the United Kingdom for the British Grand Prix. This will ignite the rest of the European season as they head towards the summer break.
Weather is expected to play a role in this weekend’s event with it being forecast to be dry on Friday and Saturday but wet on Sunday.
As the event is not a sprint weekend, it means the format will remain traditionally the same with three practice sessions across Friday and Saturday, before qualifying on the latter. The race will get underway on Sunday.
In local time, what are the times for the upcoming race event in the Austrian region of Spielberg?
Friday
Free Practice 1 – 1:30pm
Free Practice 2 – 5pm
Saturday
Free Practice 3 – 12:30pm
Qualifying – 4pm
Sunday
Austrian Grand Prix – 3pm
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