F1 GP Qatar, TV times and where to see Sprint, qualifying and race: programming on Sky and TV8

Immediately after the appointment Las Vegas the time has already come to see the single-seaters back on track Formula 1 in the penultimate stage of the season. In fact, the time has come for the top four-wheeled world championship series to move to Asia for the Qatar Grand Prixthe 23rd race of the championship, scheduled for Lusail International Circuit near Dohafrom the 28 al November 30, 2025. There McLarenalready world constructors’ champion for the second year in a row, has every intention of winning the drivers’ world title as well. But the double disqualification of Las Vegas due to excessive wear of the floor on both cars slowed down the plans of the team managed by the former Ferrari driver Andrea Stella. This year they arrived 14 wins in 22 racesseven each for Lando Norris And Oscar Piastri. But in the last seven the box Papaya he triumphed only twice with the Briton, in Mexico and Brazil, while the defending champion won four times Max Verstappenwhich with the Red Bull dominated the Las Vegas race. With what was his sixth success of the season, the Dutchman is now at 24 points gap in the championship from Norris, same delay for Piastri too. The fight for the title is therefore still open to three drivers, but if after Qatar, where the SprintNorris will have 26 points more than Piastri and Verstappen, then he will already be able to celebrate before the last stage in Abu Dhabi. In addition to the four-time world champion, also the Mercedes they benefited from McLaren’s double disqualification in Las Vegas. In fact, for the Silver Arrows a double podium arrived, with George Russell second e Andrea Kimi Antonelli third after a great comeback. Mercedes is thus second in the constructors’ standings with 40 points more than Red Bull and 53 more than Ferrari. Even in the last race weekend the Red from Maranello she was far from the podium with sixth place Charles Leclerc and the tenth of Lewis Hamiltonwhich then became a fourth and an eighth after the disqualification of the two McLarens. Ferrari now seems projected to close the season in fourth place in the constructors’ championship without even a victorybut with only seven podiums all achieved by Leclerc. The Lusail track will thus host Formula 1 for the fourth time, after the 2021 edition won by Hamilton’s Mercedes and the two successes of Verstappen’s Red Bull in 2023 and 2024. The circuit, which has hosted the MotoGPis 5,419 meters long and the one kilometer main straight favors overtaking in the slipstream with the Drs. With 16 curves, ten of which are right and six left, Lusail turns clockwise at night under artificial lights. As happened in the other editions, the tires are worn excessively in Qatar, so much so Pirelli imposed a maximum limit of 25 laps for each set of tyres. In the race, which will have 57 rounds, it will be mandatory to do at least this two pit stops. There should be no problems for the 19-lap Sprint. He will be back on track in Lusail after two months Formula 2where the Italian leads the championship by 19 points Leonardo Fornaroli.

F1 GP Qatar: where to see it

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The Qatar Airways Grand Prix of Qatar 2025scheduled on Lusail International Circuit from Friday 28 to Sunday 30 Novemberwill be broadcast on Sky Sports F1 (channel 207even on the move SkyGo) and streaming on NOW. Engines running over the weekend also on the digital terrestrial channel TV8with Sprint and Saturday’s qualifying on the air livewhile Sunday’s match will be broadcast deferred again at button 8 on the remote control.

F1 GP Qatar: TV programming

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Below are the TV times Qatar Airways Grand Prix of Qatar 2025on the Lusail International Circuitwith the complete television programming:

Sky Sport F1, channel 207 (on the move with SkyGo) and streaming on NOW (live)

Friday 28 November 2025

Sunday 30 November 2025

TV8 (free to air, live and deferred)

Sunday 30 November 2025