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What time is F1's Mexican Grand Prix? Qualifying + race start times

Here are all the times you need to be aware of for round 20 of the 2025 Formula 1 season, the Mexican Grand Prix - on a weekend where the clocks go back in the UK

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Right after a dramatic United States Grand Prix weekend that had massive implications on the 2025 title race, Formula 1 heads for high altitude at the Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez for the Mexican GP.

If you're planning to stay up to date with all the action from the Mexico City weekend, here are all the timings you need to be aware of - which are especially important if you're a UK viewer.

Mexico City is on Central Standard Time, and is currently seven hours behind UK time (British Summer Time).

However, the clocks go back one hour at 2am UK time on Sunday October 26, after which Mexico City will be six hours behind UK time (Greenwich Mean Time).

Friday October 24

FP1: 12.30pm
FP2: 4pm

Saturday October 25

FP3: 11.30am
Qualifying: 3pm

Sunday October 26

Mexican Grand Prix: 2pm

Friday October 24

FP1: 7.30pm
FP2: 11pm

Saturday October 25

FP3: 6.30pm
Qualifying: 10pm

Sunday October 26

Mexican Grand Prix: 8pm

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