Don’t miss the 2025 Hungarian Grand Prix in Budapest! Check the full F1 schedule, UK start times, weather forecast, and how to stream the race live on Sky Sports F1.
F1 Hungarian Grand Prix 2025: Everything You Need to Know
Formula 1 heads to Budapest for the 2025 Hungarian Grand Prix, one of the most exciting and strategic races on the F1 calendar. As the final race before the summer break, tension is running high at the Hungaroring, where championship battles tighten and drivers give it their all.
Here’s your complete guide to this weekend’s F1 action — including the schedule, weather forecast, UK timings, and how to watch live.
🗓️ Hungarian Grand Prix 2025 Dates & Weekend Schedule (BST – UK Time)
- Friday, August 1
- Free Practice 1: 11:30am
- Free Practice 2: 3:00pm
- Saturday, August 2
- Free Practice 3: 11:30am
- Qualifying: 3:00pm
- Sunday, August 3
- Race Start: 2:00pm
- Live coverage on Sky Sports F1 starts at 12:30pm
📍 Where is the Hungarian GP held?
The race takes place at the Hungaroring in Budapest, Hungary — a tight, twisty 4.381 km circuit that challenges drivers with its technical layout and limited overtaking spots.
🌤️ Hungarian GP 2025 Weather Forecast
Weather has often played a huge role at the Hungaroring. Here’s the latest forecast:
- Friday: Partly cloudy, highs of 29°C – Low rain risk
- Saturday: Sunny intervals, 30°C – Slight chance of showers during qualifying
- Sunday (Race Day): Mixed conditions, 27°C – 40% chance of rain, increasing drama and unpredictability
Expect teams to prepare for both dry and wet setups.
🇬🇧 UK Start Time and How to Watch the Hungarian GP 2025
- Race Start: 2:00 PM BST (UK time)
- Live TV Broadcast:
📺 Sky Sports F1 – Full coverage from 12:30 PM, including pre-race analysis
📲 Sky Go app – Stream live for Sky subscribers
📡 NOW TV – Day and monthly passes available for non-Sky users
Note: Highlights will also be available on Channel 4 later in the evening for free-to-air viewers in the UK.
🏁 What’s at Stake?
After a dominant win in Belgium, Oscar Piastri leads the championship with a 16-point gap over teammate Lando Norris. McLaren continues its impressive form, but drama is guaranteed as Ferrari, Red Bull, and Mercedes all look to close the gap.
Expect fireworks — especially after last year’s controversial call where Norris let Piastri through for the win in Hungary. Will history repeat?
💬 F1 Fans, Don’t Miss This Race!
Whether you’re a hardcore Formula 1 fan or just love the high-speed drama, the 2025 Hungarian Grand Prix is a must-watch. With unpredictable weather and championship momentum on the line, anything can happen at the Hungaroring.
📢 Final Thoughts
With mixed conditions expected and championship standings heating up, Budapest 2025 promises to be one of the most thrilling races of the season. Bookmark this page and tune in to the action live on Sky Sports F1 at 2PM BST on Sunday, August 3.
Will Piastri extend his lead or will Norris fight back? Let us know your prediction in the comments below!
