Schedule and where to watch the Hungarian Grand Prix F1 race on TV

Formula 1 arrives at the Hungaroring circuit for the Hungarian Grand Prix , the fourteenth round of the 2025 calendar . After the first two practice sessions, Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri have established themselves as the most competitive drivers of the weekend. McLaren remains strong after their one-two finish in Belgium. Norris led the timesheets by just 0.00019 seconds over his teammate. Charles Leclerc finished third, just a few tenths behind.

Friday also provided a pleasant surprise with Aston Martin , which managed to move into the front positions. Lance Stroll posted the fourth-fastest time in FP2, while Fernando Alonso , absent from FP1 due to a muscle injury, returned and finished fifth . The Asturian's presence encouraged the Spanish fans. However, neither Carlos Sainz nor Max Verstappen found any rhythm. Both finished outside the top 10, more than a second off the best time.

What time can I watch training and qualifying?

The final free practice session (FP3) and official qualifying , which will determine Sunday's grid, will take place on Saturday. FP3 will take place from 12:30 to 1:30 p.m. , with qualifying starting at 4:00 p.m. CET. The entire session can be followed live on DAZN F1 and Movistar+ , which hold the broadcasting rights in Spain. Both platforms offer access via TV, the web, or the app , so you don't miss a single detail.

With McLaren dominating and Aston Martin showing a strong recovery, Sunday's race at the Hungaroring looks set to be one of the most intense of the year. Saturday's qualifying will be decisive in determining the strategic positions. Fernando Alonso 's competitive return is exciting for Spanish fans. Ferrari and Red Bull, meanwhile, need to react if they want to fight for the podium again at this always demanding track.