F1 Mexico GP Qualifying: Time, How to Watch, and More

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Max Verstappen Leads FP2 at Mexico Grand Prix, Maintains Pressure on McLaren

Max Verstappen once again proved his dominance in the Formula 1 title race by topping the second practice session at the Mexico Grand Prix. The four-time world champion kept the pressure on the McLaren duo of Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris, who are currently in a tight battle for the championship.

Verstappen, driving an upgraded Red Bull, made an immediate impact in FP2. He set the fastest time with a lap of 1 minute 17.392 seconds, which was 0.153 seconds faster than Charles Leclerc of Ferrari. Leclerc had led the first practice session, but Verstappen’s performance in FP2 showed the strength of the Red Bull chassis.

Key Performances in FP2

Andrea Kimi Antonelli of Mercedes finished third in the session, while Lando Norris of McLaren came in fourth. Norris had missed the first practice session to support rookie driver Pato O’Ward, but he still managed to secure a strong position in FP2.

Oscar Piastri, however, struggled in both practice sessions. Despite participating in both, he ended up in 12th place, over 0.840 seconds behind Verstappen’s best time. This result raised questions about his form as the title fight intensifies.

Qualifying Details for the Mexico GP

The qualifying session for the 20th round of the 2025 F1 campaign will take place on Saturday, 25 October 2025. The event is scheduled to start at 3:00pm local time (10:00pm BST) at the Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez in Mexico City.

How to Watch the F1 Mexico GP

In the United Kingdom, Sky Sports holds exclusive live broadcast rights for Formula 1. Fans can stream the races through NOW TV or Sky Go using a mobile device, tablet, or console. The Sky Sports F1 channel costs £20 per month, or it can be included in a broader Sky package for £22 per month. A one-off day pass for NOW TV is available for £14.99, while a monthly deal for £31.99 is also an option.

F1 highlights are available on Channel 4, which broadcasts its coverage several hours after the race concludes.

Watching Qualifying

Qualifying for the Mexico GP will be broadcast live on Sky Sports F1. The build-up begins at 9:00pm BST on Saturday, 25 October 2025, with the session starting at 10:00pm BST.

Channel: Sky Sports F1
Start Time: 9:00pm BST, Saturday 25 October 2025

Live text commentary of the qualifying session will be provided by chrisinfotainment.blogspot.com.

Where to Watch Qualifying Highlights

Channel 4 will air highlights from the qualifying session. The programme will begin at 1:55am BST and last for 50 minutes, covering pre-qualifying, qualifying highlights, and reactions.

All qualifying and race highlights for the entire 2025 season will be available on Channel 4 and via All 4.

Radio Coverage for the Mexico GP

Live radio coverage of all practices, qualifying, and races for the 2025 F1 season will be available on BBC Radio 5 Live and 5 Live Sports Extra, as well as through the BBC Sounds app and the BBC Sport website.

Coverage of the Mexico GP qualifying will start at 10:00pm BST on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra and the BBC Sounds app.

Weather Forecast for Qualifying

The weather forecast for the Mexico GP qualifying session predicts hot and dry conditions in the early hours of Saturday. The session is expected to take place under a sunny sky with light winds, and temperatures should remain in the mid-20s Celsius.

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