F1 GP Holland, TV timetables and where to see qualifications and race: Sky and Tv8 programming

The long summer break is now over and so the Formula 1 It is ready to return to the track. In the last weekend of August, the Holland Grand Prixthe 15th appointment of the season 2025scheduled on the short and narrow track of Zandvoortwhich will come out of the calendar again after 2026. The ongoing championship is dominated by McLarenwhich will leave once again with the favors of the prediction thanks to the 11 wins out of 14 races, of which the last four consecutive ones closed all with a brace. The second world title manufacturers in a row is now in the pocket, given the advantage of even 299 points on Ferrari second. In the pilot championship the struggle is restricted to the two Papaya Boyswith the margin of the advantage of Oscar Plastri reduced to just nine points towards the teammate Lando Norristriumpher in Holland in 2024 This will be a very important weekend in the Ferrari house, with the aim of finding the right continuity in view of 2026. With the official renewal of Frederic VasseurNow Charles Leclerc And Lewis Hamilton they will be able to focus on the track performance. The Monegasque will want to return to the podium, as happened five times this year, the British will instead try to climb us for the first time on Sunday dressed in red. In third place in the championship there is always Max Verstappennow 97 lengths from the summit, which will try the redemption with the Red Bull In his Holland, where he achieved success in the editions 2021, 2022 and 2023. George Russell He will still try to get noticed with the Mercedesas he needs to find his teammate Andrea Kimi Antonelli. In this weekend without Formula 2 and Formula 3, the Porsche Supercup and the F1 Academy, dedicated to women, will keep company with the main category in Zandvoort. The Holland GP will also be the 500 ° in Formula 1 by Pirelliin the season in which the 75 years of the F1 itself are celebrated. Weather still uncertain, but possible rain during the Sunday race.

F1 GP Holland: where to see it

–

The Heineken Grand Prix of Holland 2025scheduled for Friday 29 to Sunday 31 Augustwill be broadcast on Sky Sport F1 (Channel 207even on the move on Skygo) and stream on Now. Engines lit over the weekend also on the digital terrestrial channel TV8with the qualifications and the race of Zandvoort which will be transmitted in deferred to key 8 of the remote control.

F1 GP Holland: TV programming

–

Below are the TV hours of Heineken Grand Prix of Hollandwith television programming:

Sky Sport F1, channel 207 (on the move with Skygo) and streaming on Now (direct)

Tv8 (clearly, in deferred)