Where does the Canadian Grand Prix stand in the season standings and viewing options?
The World Cup of Formula 1 heads to Austria for the ninth race of the championship at the Red Bull Ring in Spielberg, the tenth event on the calendar. Competitors will cover more than 300 kilometers over 71 laps as they chase their shared goal: the podium and season points that matter most for the standings.
F1 World Championship standings
In the Austrian round, Max Verstappen sits firmly on top of the standings, with a commanding lead around 69 points over his teammate Sergio Pérez. Fernando Alonso is positioned in third place, having accumulated 117 points. After a convincing win at the preceding Canadian Grand Prix, the Dutch driver enters this event hoping to repeat that form on home soil.
In the discussion about the drivers from Spain, Carlos Sainz is anticipated to challenge the frontrunners after finishing fifth in the last race. Fernando Alonso remains in pursuit of another victory and has logged six podiums within the first eight races of the season, showcasing a balanced mix of consistency and peak performances.
F1 Season Calendar
Where can viewers watch the Canadian Grand Prix classification?
Fans who cannot secure a seat in the stands can still catch all the action. The passion of Formula 1 is broadcast around the world, and in many regions it is accessible through major sports networks. In Spain, for instance, the main broadcasters typically include large cable platforms that carry the races, though availability may vary by country and subscription. For those without access to these channels, live updates and full race coverage are often available through official stream services or regional broadcasters that offer streaming options on race weekends.
If direct access to televised coverage is not possible, viewers can follow the races live through alternative online streams that provide real-time updates and commentary, allowing fans to stay connected with every lap as it unfolds.
Canadian GP race schedule
Friday
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Free practice: 13:30
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Classification: 17:00
Saturday
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Sprint classification: 12:00
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Sprint race: 16:30
Sunday
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Race: 15:00
Notes on the event schedule and broadcast times may shift with local time zones and channel changes. Fans are encouraged to verify the official race week timetable and any updates from broadcasters to ensure they do not miss key sessions and the main race.