F1 Belgian Grand Prix: Here’s When, Where and How to Watch 2025 Race in India

Formula 1 returns to Spa-Francorchamps this weekend for the 2025 Belgian Grand Prix, marking the halfway point of the season. McLaren’s Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris are in the thick of the title race, with Piastri’s lead now under pressure. Both drivers have kept McLaren in strong championship positions, and this race could shape how the rest of the season unfolds.

Over the summer break, Red Bull Racing surprised the paddock by parting ways with Christian Horner, ending his long run as team principal. The move has triggered plenty of speculation, especially with Max Verstappen being linked to a potential switch to Mercedes. The big question now is whether this shake-up was a strategic decision—or a sign of deeper issues inside the team.

Also Read: F1 2026 Driver Market: Cadillac Enters, Bottas in Play, Verstappen Speculation Explodes

Red Bull moved quickly to fill the leadership gap by promoting Laurent Mekies from Racing Bulls. He now takes on one of the toughest roles in the sport, with his first big test coming this weekend at Spa. With McLaren aiming to strengthen their title charge and teams like Mercedes and Ferrari watching closely, the Belgian Grand Prix promises plenty of action both on and off the track.

F1 Belgian Grand Prix 2025: Official Schedule

Friday, July 25

Belgian GP FP1

Belgian GP Sprint Qualifying

Saturday, July 26

Belgian GP Sprint Race

Belgian GP Qualifying

Sunday, July 27

Belgian GP Race

F1 Belgian Grand Prix 2025: Official Schedule

Formula 1 fans in India can watch live races through FanCode and F1TV. FanCode offers flexible plans, including single race passes and yearly subscriptions. This suits viewers who prefer to pay only for the races they want to watch.

F1TV Premium provides access to all sessions, including practice, qualifying, and the race. It also streams onboard cameras, team radios, and live data. This gives viewers a complete look at the race weekend.

Also Read: F1: Christian Horner Removed as Red Bull Racing Boss in a Shocking Move

Both FanCode and F1TV stream Formula 1 live in India. Whether you watch a few races or follow the entire season, these platforms cover the full schedule in real time.