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

Formula 1 returns to Monza this weekend for the 2025 F1 Italian Grand Prix. The circuit, often called the 'Temple of Speed', is one of the longest-serving tracks on the calendar with its distinctive straights and flowing corners. It is Ferrari’s home event, where last year the Tifosi celebrated Charles Leclerc’s win. Monza has also delivered unexpected outcomes in recent times, with Pierre Gasly winning in 2020 and Daniel Ricciardo in 2021.

All eyes are now on championship leader Oscar Piastri, who arrives with a 34‑point cushion after his Dutch Grand Prix victory. His McLaren teammate and title rival Lando Norris suffered a costly late retirement that widened the gap between the pair. Max Verstappen fought for second in front of his home crowd for Red Bull, while Isack Hadjar delivered a breakthrough moment for Racing Bulls with his first Formula 1 podium.

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Ferrari will look to harness the roar of their fans, while Piastri fights to maintain momentum in a title race that could shift at any round. Monza’s high-speed straights test engines, gearboxes, and nerves, turning every lap into a fine balance of risk and reward. The complete schedule for the 2025 Italian Grand Prix is below with Indian timings.

F1 Italian Grand Prix 2025: Official Schedule

Friday, September 05

Italian GP FP1 - 05:00 - 06:00 pm

Italian GP FP2 - 08:30 - 09:30 pm

Saturday, September 06

Italian GP FP3 - 04:00 - 05:00 pm

Qualifying - 07:30 - 08:30 pm

Sunday, September 07

Italian GP Race - 06:30 pm

F1 Italian Grand Prix 2025: Where to Watch

Formula 1 fans in India can follow the season through two streaming platforms, FanCode and F1TV. FanCode gives viewers the option to buy access for a single race or commit to the full season, offering flexibility in how fans choose to watch.

F1TV Premium provides full weekend coverage, including practice, qualifying, and the race. It also features onboard cameras, team radio, and live data, giving viewers access to more detail from inside the action.

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Both services cover the entire race weekend, allowing fans to follow every stage of the Grand Prix closely, from the first laps in practice through qualifying battles to the main race itself.