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F1 Sprint Race Today: Brazilian Grand Prix 2025 start times, TV channel and live stream
The first F1 race of the Brazilian Grand Prix weekend occurs today, with the sprint race leading up to the main event qualifying.
The championship battle’s intensity at Interlagos this weekend could be pivotal for the fate of the top contenders, as 33 crucial points are up for grabs during the sprint round.
Lando Norris narrowly leads his McLaren teammate Oscar Piastri by one point in the drivers’ standings, with Max Verstappen trailing Piastri by an additional 35 points.
Norris starts the sprint race from pole position, holding the chance to widen his lead with eight points for the race winner, while Piastri starts from third and Verstappen from sixth, aiming to climb the pack.
F1 fans worldwide can follow Saturday’s action at the Brazilian Grand Prix with different time zones provided for the Sprint Race session. Viewers can tune in to various broadcasters like Sky Sports in the UK and ESPN in the US.
Various channels worldwide will broadcast the race live, with different start times across different time zones. Make sure to check your local broadcaster for the most convenient way to watch the Brazilian Grand Prix Sprint Race live on TV.
