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F1 United States GP: Practice and sprint qualifying - Start time, how to watch & more

Formula 1 is back this weekend with its widely popular United States Grand Prix at Circuit of the Americas where the title fight is again expected to dominate discussions.

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F1 Sprint Race Today: US Grand Prix start times, schedule and how to watch live on TV

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Starting Grid For The 2025 F1 United States Grand Prix Sprint At COTA

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Max Verstappen beats Lando Norris to pole but Piastri only sixth

We are now in the final run of six races in the 2025 season, which means that any significant mistakes could prove decisive.

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Formula 1: Liam Lawson’s final qualifying time deleted again, Kiwi to start 12th at US Grand Prix

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2025 United States GP start time: today's F1 schedule, plus how to watch & stream

How to watch the 2025 US Grand Prix - including TV coverage, live streaming options, and highlights. Full timetable for round 19 of the 2025 season, with session and race start times in Austin

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F1 Sprint Races: How do they work and what are the changes for 2025?

In 2021, F1 drivers received three points for winning the sprint, two for finishing second, and one for coming in third. As this offered little to no incentive to put cars on the line for drivers in the midfield, this was altered in 2022 to the rewards system, which remains in place this year.

United States GP 2025 dates, schedule, weather, UK start time, and how to watch Sprint weekend or stream F1 Austin race on Sky Sports

F1 heads Stateside for the second time this season for one of the biggest events of the year at Austins Circuit of the Americas; watch Sunday race at 8pm live on Sky Sports F1 and Sky Sports Main Event,

How Max Verstappen took pole in qualifying for F1 United States GP, with Piastri only sixth

Max Verstappen will start tomorrow’s United States Grand Prix from pole position at Circuit of the Americas. Lando Norris and Charles Leclerc rounded out the top three after qualifying in Austin, Texas — where championship leader Oscar Piastri finished only sixth fastest.