2025 US Grand Prix: F1 sprint race start time and Saturday qualifying schedule
Start time for the F1 sprint race and qualifying ahead of the 2025 United States Grand Prix: Saturday schedule, including how to watch and stream
This week in motor sport, featuring a hat-trick win for Hill in his birthday week, and Mansell retires twice in one day.
Jackie Stewart leads Jim Clark at Monza in 1965
1948: Jean-Louis Schlesser is born. In profile
1965: ‘That apprentice from Scotland’ wins the Italian Grand Prix, his first GP victory. Report
1993: A hat-trick win for Damon Hill, at Monza. Report
1992: Ayrton Senna wins the Italian Grand Prix, Nigel Mansell retires (twice in one day). Report
Quiet day in the world of motor sport…
1888: Antonio Ascari is born. In profile
2007: Colin McRae dies in a helicopter crash. His 1994 RAC Rally win
1910: Karl Kling, Mercedes man and Alfred Neubauer successor, is born. In profile
1962: Graham Hill drives ‘an immaculate and regular race’ to win at Monza. Report
Stirling Moss, Lotus 18, on the way to his finest victory – Monaco,1961.
1929: Stirling Moss is born. In profile
1960: 1996 Formula 1 world champion Damon Hill is born. In profile
1951: Marc Surer is born. In profile
The Marc Surer and David Hobbs-shared BMW M1, 1981 Watkins Glen 6 Hours
Start time for the F1 sprint race and qualifying ahead of the 2025 United States Grand Prix: Saturday schedule, including how to watch and stream
Max Verstappen will start on pole for the 2025 US Grand Prix sprint race, ahead of both McLarens and Nico Hülkenberg in fourth. Here's the starting grid for Saturday's sprint at Circuit of the Americas
Neither of Ben Sulayem's opponents have been able to meet the new requirements introduced by the FIA president earlier this year
Apple will replace ESPN as Formula 1’s exclusive US broadcaster from 2026 in a deal worth around $700 million