F1 hits Montreal: Canadian Grand Prix weekend schedule, how to watch

For the first time since mid-May, the Formula 1 grid enjoyed a week away from the track. A triple-header with races in Italy, Monaco and Spain in three weeks certainly provided a lot of action for fans to enjoy.

The Spanish Grand Prix featured updated regulations regarding flexible wings. Teams across the paddock were anticipating changes to the order as the series tightened the rules on how much front wings could flex. Things didn’t change much, though, as McLaren continued its dominant run in 2025 with Oscar Piastri earning his fifth win in the first nine races.

The week off allowed teams to make the trek across the Atlantic Ocean from Spain to Montreal for the Canadian Grand Prix.

This race has a reputation as one of the more exciting events on the calendar. The 2011 Canadian Grand Prix featured six safety car periods and took slightly over four hours to complete, but Jenson Button won it on the final lap. More recently, last year’s race featured mixed conditions as Red Bull’s Max Verstappen, Mercedes’ George Russell and McLaren’s Lando Norris all battled for victory on a drying track.

Piastri and Norris combined for six pole positions and and seven wins out of the first nine races. Can they continue this run in Montreal? Here’s everything you need to know about the Canadian Grand Prix.

What time does the Canadian Grand Prix start?

The Canadian Grand Prix starts at 2 p.m. ET at the Circuit Gilles Villenueve in Montreal.

The track is named for Canadian F1 driver Gilles Villenueve who raced for McLaren and Ferrari in the late 1970s and early 1980s.

What channel is the Canadian Grand Prix on?

The Canadian Grand Prix will be broadcast on ABC this week. Pre-race coverage begins on ABC at 12:30 p.m. ET.

Canadian Grand Prix: Weekend schedule, TV, streaming

Here is the full weekend schedule for the Canadian Grand Prix, including how to watch all the practices, qualifying and the race:

F1 schedule — Friday, June 13

∎ Free practice 1

• Time: 1:30 p.m. ET
• TV: ESPNU
• Streaming: Fubo, ESPN+, F1TV

∎ Free practice 2

• Time: 5 p.m. ET
• TV: ESPNU
• Streaming: Fubo, ESPN+, F1TV

F1 schedule — Saturday, June 14

∎ Free practice 3

• Time: 12:30 p.m. ET
• TV: ESPN2
• Streaming: Fubo, ESPN+, F1TV

∎ Qualifying

• Time: 4 p.m. ET
• TV: ESPN2
• Streaming: Fubo, ESPN+, F1TV

F1 schedule — Sunday, June 15

∎ Canadian Grand Prix

• Time: 2 p.m. ET
• TV: ABC
• Streaming: Fubo, ESPN+, F1TV

Stream Canadian Grand Prix, 2025 Formula 1 races on Fubo

2025 Formula 1 schedule, recap

Here’s a list of each Grand Prix race with the winner, if applicable:

• Australian Grand Prix (March 2): Lando Norris, McLaren
• Chinese Grand Prix (March 9): Oscar Piastri, McLaren
• Japanese Grand Prix (April 6): Max Verstappen, Red Bull
• Bahrain Grand Prix (April 13): Oscar Piastri, McLaren
• Saudi Arabian Grand Prix (April 20): Oscar Piastri, McLaren
• Miami Grand Prix (May 4): Oscar Piastri, McLaren
• Emilia Romagna Grand Prix (May 18): Max Verstappen, Red Bull
• Monaco Grand Prix (May 25): Lando Norris, McLaren
• Spanish Grand Prix (June 1): Oscar Piastri, McLaren
• Canadian Grand Prix: June 15
• Austrian Grand Prix: June 29
• British Grand Prix: July 6
• Belgian Grand Prix: July 27
• Hungarian Grand Prix: Aug. 3
• Dutch Grand Prix: Aug. 31
• Italian Grand Prix: Sept. 7
• Azerbaijan Grand Prix: Sept. 21
• Singapore Grand Prix: Oct. 5
• United States Grand Prix: Oct. 19
• Mexico City Grand Prix: Oct. 26
• São Paulo Grand Prix: Nov. 9
• Las Vegas Grand Prix: Nov. 22
• Qatar Grand Prix: Nov. 30
• Abu Dhabi Grand Prix: Dec. 7

Formula 1 drivers’ standings

(Through Spanish Grand Prix on June 1)

1. Oscar Piastri, McLaren: 186 points
2. Lando Norris, McLaren: 176
3. Max Verstappen, Red Bull: 137
4. George Russell, Mercedes: 111
5. Charles Leclerc, Ferrari: 94
6. Lewis Hamilton, Ferrari: 71
7. Andrea Kimi Antonelli, Mercedes: 48
8. Alex Albon, Williams: 42
9. Isack Hadjar, Racing Bulls: 21
10. Esteban Ocon, Haas: 20
11. Nico Hülkenberg, Sauber: 16
12. Lance Stroll, Aston Martin: 14
13. Carlos Sainz Jr., Williams: 12
14. Pierre Gasly, Alpine: 11
15. Yuki Tsunoda, Red Bull: 10
16. Oliver Bearman, Haas: 6
17. Liam Lawson, Racing Bulls: 4
18. Fernando Alonso, Aston Martin: 2
19. Gabriel Bortoleto, Sauber: 0
20. Franco Colapinto, Alpine: 0

Formula 1 constructors’ standings

(Through Spanish Grand Prix on June 1)

1. McLaren: 362 points
2. Ferrari: 165
3. Mercedes: 159
4. Red Bull: 144
5. Williams: 54
6. Racing Bulls: 28
7. Haas: 26
8. Sauber: 16
9. Aston Martin: 16
10. Alpine: 11

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