Excited for the second round of the Formula 1 season after Lando Norris just evaded Max Verstappen’s clutches at the Albert Park Circuit? Here’s where you can watch the 2025 Chinese GP as the sport heads to the Shanghai International Circuit.
McLaren have the edge but Ferrari have promised to roar back to the front of the field, whilst Verstappen’s Red Bull and Mercedes have the potential to challenge too, so the 56 laps in East Asia could be a classic and a true treat for fans as Norris aims to take his second win of the season and third consecutive win in the sport.
Fans can watch the cars hit the track from March 21-23 as the drivers prepare to do battle once again, this time at the high-speed and technical 5.451km/3.388mi circuit of which Michael Schumacher still holds the race lap record with a 1:32.238.
Known for its menacingly long back straight to set up overtaking opportunities as well as its complicated Turn 1-3 complex, the track offers ample chances to make a move up the order and has produced some classics in the past.
Fans will fondly remember the 2018 edition when Daniel Ricciardo passed the likes of Lewis Hamilton, Kimi Raikkonen and Valtteri Bottas to claim an unlikely win, whilst Verstappen got too ambitious and crashed into Sebastian Vettel.
Verstappen, this time, enters as the defending race winner but he faces a tall order to cling onto that status against the runaway McLaren pair of Norris and Piastri, who will both fancy their chances of a first win here.
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Ferrari aim to strike back from their abysmal Australian GP effort by giving Hamilton and Charles Leclerc a platform to hound down the podium places, and perhaps even a touch beyond if they truly surprise the audiences.
And finally the rookies will look to shrug off their baptisms by fire in the torrential conditions of Melbourne; particularly Isack Hadjar, Jack Doohan, Gabriel Bortoleto and Liam Lawson who all crashed out.
So with the permutations set and the stakes on the line, here’s where to watch the 2025 Chinese GP for fans in the United Kingdom, United States and Australia in Round 2 of the season.
Where to Watch Chinese GP 2025 in the USA, UK, and Australia
For viewers in the United States, ESPN and ESPN+ will show all sessions live, with some coverage also available via Disney+. F1 TV Pro is another option for Americans to explore, offering ad-free live streams with onboard cameras for all 20 drivers.
Those in the United Kingdom can follow via Sky Sports F1 and NOW (streaming), whilst highlights of the action will be broadcast via Channel 4.
Fans from Australia can watch the entire weekend live via Fox Sports, Kayo Sports, and Foxtel.
Follow the 2025 Chinese GP via Total-Motorsport.com
Total-Motorsport.com will also provide live coverage of ALL practice sessions as well as qualifying and the Chinese Grand Prix via our blogs, which can easily be followed here.
We will also bring you reaction and updates postsessions as they happen, so you can keep up with all the latest F1 drama in what promises to be another thrilling race.
