Get ready for the adrenaline-pumping F1 Sprint Race at the Miami Grand Prix 2025, set to ignite the tracks today with intense competition and high stakes! As drivers gear up to showcase their skills over 100km in a nail-biting 19-lap sprint race, the excitement and tension are palpable. The battle for supremacy in the drivers’ championship is fierce, with Oscar Piastri leading the pack, closely followed by Lando Norris. The constructors’ championship sees McLaren dominating, with Mercedes trailing behind.
With only one practice session available, drivers have a limited opportunity to fine-tune their strategies and secure crucial points. The Miami International Autodrome is the stage for this thrilling showdown, where every second counts. As the anticipation reaches a fever pitch, all eyes are on young sensation Kimi Antonelli of Mercedes, aiming for a historic pole position.
The action doesn’t stop there, as the sprint race kicks off today at 12pm local time (EDT), igniting the thrill of speed and competition. Fans worldwide are eagerly tuning in to catch every heart-stopping moment of the race. From the United Kingdom to Australia, viewers are on the edge of their seats, witnessing history in the making.
To catch all the action live on TV, fans can tune in to various broadcasters depending on their location. Whether it’s Sky Sports in the UK, ESPN in the US, or DAZN in Japan, the F1 Sprint Race is a global spectacle that unites fans from every corner of the world. Additionally, F1TV Pro offers comprehensive coverage for enthusiasts looking to dive deeper into the world of Formula 1.
As the engines roar and the tension mounts, the Miami Grand Prix Sprint Race promises thrills, surprises, and unmissable moments. Stay tuned as the drama unfolds on the track, with drivers pushing themselves to the limit in pursuit of glory. Don’t miss a second of the action as F1 fever grips the world!
Qualifying for the Miami Grand Prix main race takes place today (Saturday, May 3), following an intense sprint race schedule. The very nature of a sprint weekend has meant there have already been two competitive sessions before we get to grand prix qualifying, with just one practice session before that on Friday.
Now, attention is switching to the full-length race, with reigning champion Max Verstappen attempting to claim a third pole position in the last four races. Oscar Piastri leads the drivers' championship, with teammate Lando Norris and Verstappen attempting to chase him down, but Norris' recent qualifying woes need to be banished if he is to have a chance of claiming his first race win since the 2025 season-opener in Australia.
The British racer heads to a circuit as the defending race winner for the first time in his career, after claiming his first GP victory this time last year around the Miami International Autodrome. Another F1 superstar attempting to overturn some recent dismal qualifying performances is Lewis Hamilton, who has been outqualified by Ferrari teammate Charles Leclerc on four occasions out of five in 2025, and currently sits down in seventh in the drivers' championship.
The qualifying session in Miami kicks off today at 4pm local time (EDT). Fans can check the session start times and convert them to their local time zones below:
- Local time (EDT): 4pm Saturday
- United Kingdom (BST): 9pm Saturday
- Central European Summer Time (CEST): 10pm Saturday
- United States (CDT): 3pm Saturday
- United States (PDT): 1pm Saturday
- Australia (AEST): 6am Sunday
- Australia (AWST): 4am Sunday
- Australia (ACST): 5:30am Sunday
- Mexico (CST): 2pm Saturday
- Japan (JST): 5am Sunday
- South Africa (SAST): 10pm Saturday
- Egypt (EEST): 11pm Saturday
- India (IST): 1:30am Sunday
- Brazil (BRT): 5pm Saturday
- Singapore (SGT): 4am Sunday
- Saudi Arabia (AST): 11pm Saturday
- Turkey (EEST): 11pm Saturday
- United Arab Emirates (GST): 12am Sunday
Broadcast details vary depending on your location. Here’s how to tune in for some major countries:
- United Kingdom: Sky Sports
- United States: ESPN, ESPN Deportes
- Italy: Sky Italia
- Netherlands: Viaplay, Viaplay Xtra
- China: CCTV, Shanghai TV, Guangdong Television Channel, Tencent
- Japan: Fuji TV, DAZN
- Australia: Fox Sports, Foxtel, Kayo, Network Ten
- Spain: DAZN F1
- Canada: RDS, RDS 2, TSN, Noovo
- Germany: Sky Deutschland
- France: Canal+
- Belgium: RTBF, Telenet, Play Sports
- Mexico: Fox Sports Mexico
- Singapore: beIN SPORTS
- Hungary: M4 (MTVA Sports Channel)
- Brazil: Bandeirantes, Bandsports
- Austria: Servus TV, ORF
- Middle East & Turkey: beIN SPORTS
- Africa: SuperSport
- Latin America: ESPN
F1 TV Pro also carries coverage of the sport, depending on which territory you are in. The excitement is building as the Miami Grand Prix approaches, and fans are ready for a thrilling day of racing!
