Canadian Grand Prix 2025 Qualifying: Saturday Start Times Worldwide & Viewing Guide

Formula 1 roars back to Montreal for the thrilling Canadian Grand Prix at the iconic Circuit Gilles Villeneuve. This legendary track demands precision with its fast chicanes and unforgiving walls – including the notorious Wall of Champions. Qualifying promises high stakes as drivers push limits to secure pole position.

Qualifying Start Time in Montreal:
Saturday, June 14, 2025, at 4:00 PM local time (EDT).

Global Start Times for Qualifying:

Plan your viewing with these worldwide conversions:  

• United States & Canada: 1 PM PDT / 3 PM CDT / 4 PM EDT  
• Mexico City: 2 PM  
• United Kingdom: 9 PM BST  
• Central Europe: 10 PM CEST (includes Germany, France, Italy, Spain*)  
• South Africa: 10 PM SAST  
• Gulf Standard Time: 12 AM (Sunday, June 15)  
• India: 1:30 AM IST (Sunday)  
• Western Indonesia: 3 AM WIB (Sunday)  
• China: 4 AM CST (Sunday)  
• Japan: 5 AM JST (Sunday)  
• Australia (AEST): 6 AM (Sunday)  
• New Zealand: 8 AM NZST (Sunday)

Note: Central European Time zone covers 30 nations including Austria, Belgium, Netherlands, Switzerland, and Scandinavia. Always verify locally if outside core time zones.

How to Watch on TV Worldwide:
Fans can catch the action through these broadcasters:  

• UK: Sky Sports F1 (live), Channel 4 (highlights)  
• USA: ESPN, ABC, ESPN Deportes  
• Canada: TSN (English), RDS (French)  
• Australia: Fox Sports  
• Europe: Sky Sport F1 (Germany/Italy), Canal+ (France), DAZN (Spain/Japan)  
• Asia/Middle East: beIN Sports (Malaysia/MENA), CCTV (China), A Sports (Pakistan)  
• Latin America: Fox Sports (Argentina/Mexico), ESPN (regional)

Streaming Options:  

• F1 TV Pro: Available globally (check eligibility), featuring onboard cameras, ad-free coverage, and multi-language commentary.  
• UK Streams: Sky Go or NOW (with Sports Membership).  
• Other Platforms: Check local providers like SuperSport (Africa), FanCode (India), or Coupang Play (South Korea).

Prepare for edge-of-your-seat action as F1's finest tackle Montreal's concrete-lined challenge. Set your alarms and don't miss a lap of Saturday's critical qualifying session!