Following a demanding sequence of races in Asia where unpredictable weather frequently disrupted the paddock, the Formula 1 circus now arrives in Austin for the United States Grand Prix. Unlike the tricky conditions seen in recent rounds that forced teams to constantly monitor the skies, this weekend at the Circuit of The Americas promises stable and predominantly dry weather.
Current meteorological forecasts for the US Grand Prix indicate clear skies with maximum temperatures hitting 30 degrees Celsius. While early mornings in Texas tend to be relatively cool for teams and personnel in the paddock, the intense sunshine will rapidly heat up the tarmac as the day progresses.
Due to the seven-hour time difference between Texas and Central Europe, all official sessions will take place during the evening hours for fans tuning in from Germany, Austria, and Switzerland. This requires dedicated planning for motorsport enthusiasts eager to catch every crucial moment of track action under the lights or late evening slots.

Viewers in Germany can follow every single session exclusively via Sky F1, with free-to-air broadcaster RTL additionally covering the qualifying session. Meanwhile, fans in Austria can rely on ServusTV for comprehensive coverage of all practices, qualifying, and the main race, complemented by expert analysis from ORF.
Motorsport enthusiasts in Switzerland will find qualifying broadcasted on SRF info, while SRF two will air the grand prix live. Check the official scheduling details carefully to ensure you do not miss any high-octane action from Texas this weekend.



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