F1 Dutch GP: Here’s When, Where and How to Watch 2025 Zandvoort Race in India

Formula 1 is back this weekend as the summer break comes to an end, with the Dutch Grand Prix setting the stage for the second half of the season. All eyes will be on McLaren, where Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris are locked in a close fight for the drivers’ championship. Just nine points separate the teammates, as the team chases its first World Drivers' Championship in more than a decade, since Lewis Hamilton’s 2008 success.

Piastri has enjoyed a stronger start, keeping his performances steady, while Norris has seen his challenge hampered by a few costly mistakes. For now, both drivers are free to race, with McLaren stating they won’t favour either until one builds a clear lead in the standings.

There will also be huge interest in Max Verstappen as he races on home soil in Zandvoort. The reigning champion has not had the smoothest of seasons, but he remains in third place overall. The Dutch crowd will be hoping he can use the home advantage to put pressure on the McLaren pair and keep himself firmly in the title picture.

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Here is the complete Dutch Grand Prix timetable for viewers in India (IST).

F1 Dutch Grand Prix 2025: Official Schedule

Friday, August 29

Dutch GP FP1 - 04:00 - 05:00 pm

Dutch GP FP2 - 07:30 - 08:30 pm

Saturday, August 30

Dutch GP FP3 - 03:00 - 04:00 pm

Qualifying - 06:30 - 07:30 pm

Sunday, August 31

Dutch GP Race - 06:30 pm

F1 Dutch Grand Prix 2025: Where to Watch

Formula 1 fans in India now have two convenient options to catch all the live action: FanCode and F1TV. With FanCode, you can choose the way you want to watch, either pick up a pass for a single race or sign up for the entire season.

F1TV Premium goes even further, offering full coverage of the race weekend, from practice sessions and qualifying to the main race itself. It also gives access to onboard cameras, team radio, and real-time data, bringing you closer to what’s happening on track.

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From practice sessions to the chequered flag, fans in India can rely on both platforms for complete live coverage throughout the season.