Formula 1

Explore what’s on at the Formula 1 Qatar Grand Prix 2025 – full race weekend schedule, live entertainment, food and cultural experiences, Fanzone activities and night-race action at Lusail International Circuit.

The award-winning global exhibition has arrived in Melbourne, offering Australian fans an unprecedented journey through 75 years of Formula 1 history.

Qatar has become a global sporting hub, and Formula 1 is one of its standout events. Discover what makes Lusail, its fans and its racing culture unique on the F1 calendar.

Plan your Qatar Grand Prix 2025 weekend with our fan guide. Explore Doha attractions, food and culture, the Lusail Fanzone, transport to the circuit, viewing areas and everything you need to enjoy Formula 1 under the lights in Qatar.

Design legend Adrian Newey will become Team Principal of Aston Martin at the start of next year, as part of an extension of his role as Managing Technical Partner.

Former Renault F1 driver Jolyon Palmer breaks down Kimi Antonelli's race weekend under the Las Vegas lights.

Chris Medland breaks down the key talking points as Formula 1 heads to the Qatari desert.

Winning four Formula 1 World Championships is a feat only six elite drivers have achieved. Competing under the highest pressure, year after year, has given Sebastian Vettel rare racing insight.

For the final stretch of the 2025 season, Alpine are inviting you to join the 'Desert Dash' mini-league – two thrilling rounds, two chances to climb the leaderboard, and exclusive team prizes to be won.

Qatar delivers heat, high-speed cornering and tyre wear that can flip a race upside down. So, who’s positioned to thrive at the Lusail International Circuit?

Lando Norris will become the most experienced McLaren Formula 1 racer at the Qatar Grand Prix, when he begins his 151st event for the team.

Were you paying attention to the on-track action in Nevada over the weekend?

Colton Herta detailed how he is going “back to school” in order to prepare for his maiden Formula 2 campaign next season.

Formula 1 travels to the Lusail International Circuit this weekend for the 2025 Qatar Grand Prix – and here are the global start times for Sunday’s race.

Formula 1 moves on from Las Vegas to Qatar this weekend for the penultimate round of the season – but what kind of weather conditions are set to greet the drivers and their teams?

Here is all the information you need to follow the Qatar Grand Prix weekend live on F1 TV.

Formula 1 will return to action with the Qatar Grand Prix this weekend – and tyre suppliers Pirelli have confirmed the compounds that the teams and drivers will have available to them.

Alpine had high hopes of picking up a point or two in Las Vegas, such was the pace Pierre Gasly had shown throughout the weekend at a track he tends to go well at. But despite starting in the top 10, the Frenchman’s chances of scoring were over as soon as the race began, due to contact in the opening corner.

Fernando Alonso reflected that Aston Martin’s difficult weekend in Las Vegas was ‘no surprise’ after a “lonely” race.

Haas had a very up and down race in Las Vegas, with Ollie Bearman’s incredible start raising hopes of another strong score for the youngster. But then Esteban Ocon took up the charge, and the team seemingly fell just short of the top 10 – until McLaren’s disqualification was announced.