Formula 1 in Austria: Race dates, broadcast info, and tech updates

Red Bull and Ferrari upgrade their cars before the race

Another stage of the "royal races", the Austrian Grand Prix, will occur this weekend.

This is a home weekend for Red Bull, and the team plans to make it as productive as possible: they've changed the floor, wing aerodynamics, and internal elements of the front suspension.

However, some engineers believe these innovations will work better at the next stage – in Silverstone.

Ferrari is also preparing changes. The Italians may introduce their July upgrade package in Austria: new aerodynamic surfaces and updated rear suspension geometry.

McLaren maintains its lead in the championship

At the top of the Constructors' Championship is McLaren (374 points), maintaining its advantage thanks to consistent tire performance. The MCL39 car shows low tire degradation, a key factor in their success at the previous Canadian stage.

Who is the most successful in the history of the Austrian Grand Prix

The most wins at the Austrian Grand Prix belong to current Red Bull driver Max Verstappen – he has won on this track four times.

In second place is Alain Prost, who claimed three victories at the Red Bull Ring.

Among teams, the leaders in terms of wins are McLaren, Ferrari, and Mercedes, each with six victories.

Thanks to Verstappen's success, Red Bull shares second place with Lotus – both have four wins.

Austrian Grand Prix schedule

The home race of Austria's Red Bull team will be from Friday, June 27, to Sunday, June 28.

Friday, June 27

14:30 – 15:30. First practice
18:00 – 19:00. Second practice

Saturday, June 28

13:30 – 14:30. Third practice
17:00 – 18:00. Qualifying

Sunday, June 29

16:00. Race

Where to watch the Austrian Grand Prix 2025

The Austrian Grand Prix race and qualifying will be broadcast on the OTT platform Setanta Sports and the Setanta Sports Ukraine TV channel.

Formula 1 – Constructors' Championship (after 10 rounds)

As of the 10th round of the championship, McLaren leads the Constructors' Championship with 374 points, well ahead of its closest competitor, Mercedes, which has 199 points.

Ferrari is in third place with 183 points, and Red Bull holds fourth with 162 points.

Current Constructors' Championship standings after 10 rounds:

1. McLaren – 374 points
2. Mercedes – 199 points
3. Ferrari – 183 points
4. Red Bull – 162 points
5. Williams – 55 points
6. Racing Bulls – 28 points
7. Haas – 28 points
8. Aston Martin – 22 points
9. Kick Sauber – 20 points
10. Alpine – 11 points