2025 F1 Japanese Grand Prix Race Schedule, Timings, F1 Teams, Drivers & How to watch the race
F1 2025 Japanese Grand Prix will happen this weekend at the Suzuka circuit. The race schedule, timings, and teams and drivers' details are out before the race.
2025 F1 Japanese GP schedule Photograph: (Instagram)
We are heading to the first race weekend of this month with the Japanese Grand prix at the Suzuka circuit. The iconic race track will host the third round of the 2025 F1 season. As teams and drivers are preparing for the race in the land of the rising sun, F1 fans can't wait to see the live action. So before that, please check out the Japanese GP schedule, race time and Team statistics.
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Here are the 2025 Japanese Grand Prix race schedule and timings
Date
Schedule
Time (IST)
Track Time
Day 1- April 04, 2025
Friday
Practice 1
8.00 to 9.00 AM
11:30 AM to 12:30 PM
Practice 2
11:30 AM to 12:30 PM
3:00 to 4:00 PM
Day 2- April 05, 2025
Saturday
Practice 3
08:00 to 09:00 AM
11:30 AM to 12:20 PM
Qualifying
11:30 AM to 12:30 PM
3:00 to 4:00 PM
Day 3- April 06, 2025
Sunday
Race
10:30 AM
2:00 PM
How to Watch the Japanese Grand Prix?
The Japanese Grand Prix is streaming on F1 TV. Indian fans can enjoy the race through the Fancode app that streams the entire race with many shows like grid walks, team interviews and driver statistics. The app is available for both Android and IOS devices. The Fancode App is available in OTT, so fans can also watch the races live on Television. For a complete seasonal pass for Rs.899, we can watch F1+ MotoGP races for the entire 2025 season with Rs.1499.
Race Track and Venue
Grand Prix
Circuit
Country
Formula 1 Japanese Grand Prix,
Suzuka race circuit,
Japan
Here are the F1 2025 teams and drivers standings
2025 Standings
F1 Team
Drivers
Championship
Standings
1.
McLaren
Lando Norris
1
Oscar Piastri
4
2.
Mercedes
George Russell
3
Kimi Antonelli
5
3.
Red Bull
Max Verstappen
2
Yuki Tsunoda
13
4.
Williams Racing
Alex Albon
6
Carlos Sainz
14
5.
Ferrari
Charles Leclrec
10
Lewis Hamilton
9
6.
Haas F1
Esteban Ocon
7
Oliver Bearman
12
7.
Aston Martin F1
Lance Stroll
8
Fernando Alonso
20
8.
Kick Sauber
Nico Hulkenberg
11
Gabriel Bortoleto
19
9.
Racing Bulls
Isack Hadjar
15
Liam Lawson
17
10.
Alpine
Pierre Gasly
16
Jack Doohan
18
Expectations before the race
The Japanese Grand Prix is the first race of the triple header, so F1 teams and drivers are well prepared to bear the mounting pressure of staying in the championship fight or extending the lead over others. Red Bull has made a big change in their driver's lineup by bringing in Yuki Tsunoda in his home Grand Prix. We expect them to show some improvement in this race. But we still predict McLaren to win the race ahead of Mercedes and Ferrari.