TV Schedule for the 2025 Italian F1 Grand Prix

Join us in Monza from September 5 to 7, 2025, for the sixteenth round of the 2025 F1 season.

When Formula 1 arrives in Monza, it’s not just a race that begins; it’s a rite. From September 5 to 7, the “temple of speed” will ignite for the Italian Grand Prix. Here, every turn, every straight, and every grandstand tells a story over seven decades old. Monza is not just a circuit: it is a living monument where the passion of the tifosi intertwines with the roar of engines.

Since 1950, Monza has hosted nearly all editions of the Italian Grand Prix, except in 1980, when Imola temporarily took the place of the Lombard track. Every year, this mythical venue reminds us why motorsport fascinates: endless straights where cars flirt with the extreme, fast corners that test drivers’ courage, and a unique atmosphere made of red flags, chants, and Italian fervor.

The Lesmo turns, the Ascari chicane, or the Parabolica are not just obstacles: they are legends. Here, records fall and are etched in history. Lewis Hamilton pushed the machine to its limits in 2020, achieving the fastest pole ever recorded on the track at an average of 264.36 km/h! Rubens Barrichello, meanwhile, holds the race lap record since 2004.

But beyond the numbers and statistics, Monza remains primarily a place where passion is felt intensely. Drivers enter as competitors but emerge transformed by the energy of the tifosi and the myth of the circuit.

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At Monza, every engine vibrates, every tire squeals, every heart beats to the rhythm of speed. Here, time is measured in tenths of a second, and history is made with every lap. The Italian Grand Prix is not merely a stop in the season: it is a journey into the heart of emotion and legend.

Italian Grand Prix F1 2025 – 16th Round

Friday, September 5
EL1: Hamilton and Leclerc lead in front of the tifosi
EL2: Norris takes the lead ahead of Leclerc, Sainz still third

Saturday, September 6
12:15 PM – Free Practice 3 (Canal+ Sport)
3:40 PM – Qualifying (Canal+ Sport / Live Text AUTOhebdo)

Sunday, September 7
3:00 PM – Race (Canal+ / Live Text AUTOhebdo)

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