TV & Streaming: Race Schedules & Qualification Coverage

The wait is over: the curtain rises on GP d’Italia 2025the most iconic and fast appointment of the season. Monza is preparing to push Ferrari, in an atmosphere that no other weekend of the World Cup can give. Starting from the first free and up to the race, the crucial appointment of the weekend is upon us, and it can be comfortably followed in front of the TV.

Ferrari, the push of the home audience

On the Brianza circuit, Ferrari always runs twice: one against the opponents, the other against the weight of its history supported by the fans, who dream of stopping a fast that continues undaunted since 2019, the year of the triumph of Leclerc. Both the Monegasque and Hamiltonconscious of the mail between sports prestige and glory in front of the parabolic curve tinted red, they will try to treasure the updates made to the SF-25, with the Cavallino determined to raise their heads after the disappointment of Zandvoort in his temple.

The papaya of Norris e Plate They arrive in Monza from a season of a season dotted with 11 wins out of 14 races and four consecutive braces, and the inevitable tension between the two teammates lets sparks foreshadow. On the other hand, Max Verstappen, three times world champion, knows the invisible walls of Monza well and is aware that every curve can turn into opportunities and impose himself in the Ferrari garden would be a heavy blow to settle in the competition. In Mercedes, George Russell is called to reverse the course after a fall in decline, while Kimi Antonelli, rookie at the debut on the house circuit, will be called to a test of maturity in front of the public friend, who awaits him as a natural heir of the tricolor tradition.

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The weekend of the GP of Italy kicked off on Thursday 4 September with the press conference of the pilots set at 2.30 pm, the green traffic light on the track with the first session of free practice At 13.30 and the second at 5pm, two fundamental occasions to refine the structures on the fastest circuit of the World Cup, where scie and top speed can overturn the balance.

Saturday 6 September space for finishing with the third free free session at 12.30 which will prelude to qualifications at 16.00, the decisive moment to establish the starting grid in a track that with its long straights and violent braking is able to enhance the surprises and put the favorites in crisis. The highlight will arrive on Sunday 7 September at 15.00, when the time of the we are And a red tide will loud his darlings loudly along the main straight in the legendary parabolic curves and ascari.

Friday 5 September

09:30 – Prove Libere F3 (Sky Sport F1)
10:55 – Prove Libere F2 (Sky Sport F1)
13:30 – Prove Libere 1 F1 (Sky Sport F1)
14:55 – F3 qualifications (Sky Sport F1)
15:50 – F2 Qualifications (Sky Sport F1)
17:00 – Prove Libere 2 F1 (Sky Sport F1)

Saturday 6 September

09:10 – Sprint Race F3 (Sky Sport F1)
12:30 – Prove Libere 3 F1 (Sky Sport F1)
14:10 – Sprint Race F2 (Sky Sport F1)
16:00 – F1 qualifications (Sky Sport F1, deferred on TV8 at 18:30)

Sunday 7 September

08:10 – Feature Race F3 (Sky Sport F1)
09:40 – Feature Race F2 (Sky Sport F1)
15:00 – Race F1 (Sky Sport F1, deferred on TV8 at 18:00)

Aiko Tanaka

Aiko Tanaka is a combat sports journalist and general sports reporter at Archysport. A former competitive judoka who represented Japan at the Asian Games, Aiko brings firsthand athletic experience to her coverage of judo, martial arts, and Olympic sports. Beyond combat sports, Aiko covers breaking sports news, major international events, and the stories that cut across disciplines — from doping scandals to governance issues to the business side of global sport. She is passionate about elevating the profile of underrepresented sports and athletes.

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