As we approach the year 2025, Formula 1 will celebrate its 75th anniversary. The much-anticipated 2025 FORMULA 1 Heineken Chinese Grand Prix is set to take place from March 21st to 23rd at the Shanghai International Circuit. The 2024 season saw intense competition, with McLaren securing the Constructors’ Championship after a 26-year hiatus, and Red Bull’s Verstappen defending his Drivers’ Championship title two rounds early. Chinese driver Zhou Guanyu also successfully concluded his three-year stint with the Sauber team. For the 2025 season, the F1 lineup experiences a significant overhaul, with Hamilton ending his 12-year legendary partnership with Mercedes and joining Ferrari next season, while Sainz, who has left the team, will join Williams. Ocon and Hulkenberg are joining Haas and Sauber respectively. Additionally, four new talents, Antonelli, Duhamel, Bottas, and Belman, are set to make their official debuts, bringing fresh energy to the paddock. The Chinese Grand Prix, as the second race of the new season, will showcase a battle of speed and passion filled with endless possibilities for fans worldwide. The 2025 FORMULA 1 Heineken Chinese Grand Prix will host the sprint race for the second consecutive year since 2024, becoming the first race of the new season to do so. The sprint race, with its compact schedule and fierce competition, greatly enhances the spectacle of the event and offers an exhilarating viewing experience comparable to the main race, providing fans with a refreshing experience as the event builds to a climax over three days, with the roar of engines echoing throughout the circuit. Open from March 21st to March 23rd, Friday to Sunday.
2025 FORMULA 1 Heineken Chinese Grand Prix
As we approach the year 2025, Formula 1 will celebrate its 75th anniversary. The much-anticipated 20[...]
