When and where to watch Miami GP 2025: Schedule, broadcast details and more

Formula 1 returns to the United States for the eagerly anticipated Miami Grand Prix 2025 , and supporters will not want to blink an eye during the spectacle. Housed at the iconic Miami International Autodrome , round six of the campaign also serves as the second sprint weekend of the season and promises even higher racing drama. Here's the full schedule, session times, and global broadcast details.

How to watch the Miami GP 2025 live online and on television


United Kingdom viewers can see all the action live on Sky Sports F1, with pre-race coverage commencing at 7:30 PM (GMT) on Sunday. In the United States, ESPN holds the rights and will broadcast the sessions live over the weekend.
For viewers on the internet, the Sky Go app delivers live streaming to subscribers, and non-Sky viewers can buy a NOW TV Day Pass to view the broadcast. If viewing overseas, a VPN may be needed to avoid geo-blocking restrictions.
ESPN, ESPN Deportes, and F1 TV Pro will broadcast the inaugural Formula 1 practice session on Friday at 12:30 p.m. ET. ESPNews will broadcast the sprint shootout qualification. ESPN will broadcast the sprint race and the grand prix qualifying on Saturday.
Full Miami GP 2025 race weekend timetable and times (BST) Friday, 2 May

• Practice 1 – 5:30 PM
• Sprint Qualifying – 9:30 PM

Saturday, 3 May

• Sprint Race – 5:00 PM
• Grand Prix Qualifying – 9:00 PM

Sunday, 4 May

• Race – 9:00 PM

F1 2025 driver standings: What to expect?

• Oscar Piastri – 99 pts
• Lando Norris – 89 pts
• Max Verstappen – 87 pts
• George Russell – 73 pts
• Charles Leclerc – 47 pts

Oscar Piastri’s victory in Saudi Arabia pushed him to the top of the standings. Lando Norris will be looking to bounce back at the very track where he secured his maiden Formula 1 win in 2024. Max Verstappen, now sitting third with 87 points, will be seeking redemption after a controversial five-second penalty in Jeddah that left him fuming following a Lap 1 clash with Piastri.


Elsewhere, Ferrari was showing signs of life as Charles Leclerc took the Scuderia's first podium of the season, and Lewis Hamilton was still trying to get started, taking only seventh. Meanwhile, hopes like Kimi Antonelli and Ollie Bearman are ever more making themselves known on the grid.

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With the added stress of a sprint weekend and the growing intensity of intra-team rivalry between teammates Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris, the 2025 Miami GP will be drama-packed in the Miami sunshine. With title contenders scrapping for dominance, all eyes will be on whether McLaren can maintain both driver and constructor leads—or whether Red Bull, Mercedes, or Ferrari can mount a serious challenge.