2025 F1 Austrian GP schedule, India timings

F1 heads to Austria’s Red Bull Ring for Round 11 of the 2025 World Championship this weekend (June 27-29). Will Red Bull triumph at its home track, or will McLaren bounce back after Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri’s Canadian GP collision? After a few weeks off, F2 action also commences at the same venue.

MotoGP, meanwhile, moves to TT Circuit Assen for the Dutch GP. Here’s your complete guide for when and where to tune in from India:

2025 F1 Austrian GP schedule

Mercedes comes to Austria off the back of its best-ever result so far this season. But the weather forecast shows it will likely be a scorching hot race – weather in which the Silver Arrows have struggled in the past due to cooling issues. One team that does love this weather is McLaren, whose cars have proved to be much kinder on the tyres.

Max Verstappen will be looking to add to his tally of five wins at Red Bull’s home track. He’s just 21 points behind second-placed Norris in the championship after the McLaren driver’s Canadian GP retirement.

Where to watch:

All F1 Austrian GP sessions will be streamed live on the Fancode and F1 TV apps.

2025 MotoGP Dutch GP schedule

We’re off to the Cathedral of Speed for Round 10 of the 2025 MotoGP World Championship. Assen has been another historically strong track for Ducati’s Francesco Bagnaia, but he’s already over 100 points behind his teammate and championship leader Marc Marquez. 

Alex Marquez is second overall, 40 points behind his older brother. This means Marc Marquez will leave Assen as the championship regardless of the results.

Where to watch:

All MotoGP Dutch GP sessions will be streamed live on Fancode. Fans in India can also catch the live TV broadcast on Eurosport.

2025 F2 Austrian GP schedule

The layout of the Red Bull Ring allows for plenty of overtaking opportunities. So, expect it to be another close fight in F2, where the lead of the drivers’ championship has changed at every round so far this season.

Alexander Dunne leads the standings by three points from Richard Verschoor. The Rodin Motorsport driver will also be making his F1 debut this weekend, driving Norris’ McLaren for Free Practice 1. Arvid Lindblad stands third overall, just eight points off the lead. India’s Kush Maini has also made some good progress to move up to P11 in the standings and will be hoping to score some more points to move further up.

Where to watch:

All F2 Austrian GP sessions will be streamed live on the Fancode and F1 TV apps.