The 2025 Formula 1 season is set to be one of the most competitive in history, with the high-profile move of Lewis Hamilton from Mercedes to Ferrari dominating headlines. FanCode, the official broadcaster of Formula 1 in India, is introducing major changes to enhance the motorsport experience for Indian fans. For the first time, all F1 races will be available in Hindi and select regional languages, making the sport more accessible to millions of new viewers.
Additionally, FanCode will provide fans in India with exclusive access to Sky Sports' premium content, including in-depth pre- and post-race analysis on the English feed. Popular shows such as The F1 Show, Ted’s Notebook, Ted’s Qualifying Notebook, and The Chequered Flag will be available to subscribers.
FanCode Expands Coverage Beyond Formula 1
FanCode is positioning itself as India’s leading motorsports destination, offering live coverage of not just Formula 1 but also:
- Formula 2 (F2)
- Formula 3 (F3)
- F1 Academy
- MotoGP, Moto2, and Moto3
- D Superbike Racing Championship
- UIM E1 World Championship
- DTM (Deutsche Tourenwagen Masters)
FanCode co-founder Yannick Colaco emphasized the platform’s commitment to motorsports enthusiasts, stating, "This year, FanCode is set to become the ultimate destination in India for followers of motorsports. We've listened to the fans and enhanced our product to deliver a world-class viewing experience at an affordable price."
Motorsports’ Growing Popularity in India
According to industry reports, the motorsports audience in India has grown by nearly 30% in the last five years. Formula 1 alone boasts a fan base of approximately 60 million followers in India, highlighting the sport's increasing appeal.
With FanCode’s latest enhancements, Indian motorsport fans can look forward to a more immersive and localized F1 experience, ensuring greater engagement with the sport in the years to come.
2025 Formula One Grand Prix Calendar
- March 14-16 – Melbourne, Australia
- March 21-23 – Shanghai, China
- April 4-6 – Suzuka, Japan
- April 11-13 – Sakhir, Bahrain
- April 18-20 – Jeddah, Saudi Arabia
- May 2-4 – Miami, USA
- May 16-18 – Imola, Italy
- May 23-25 – Monaco, Monaco
- May 30 – June 1 – Barcelona, Spain
- June 13-15 – Montreal, Canada
- June 27-29 – Spielberg, Austria
- July 4-6 – Silverstone, UK
- July 25-27 – Spa-Francorchamps, Belgium
- August 1-3 – Budapest, Hungary
- August 29-31 – Zandvoort, The Netherlands
- September 5-7 – Monza, Italy
- September 19-21 – Baku, Azerbaijan
- October 3-5 – Singapore, Singapore
- October 17-19 – Austin, USA
- October 24-26 – Mexico City, Mexico
- November 7-9 – São Paulo, Brazil
- November 20-22 – Las Vegas, USA
- November 28-30 – Lusail, Qatar
- December 5-7 – Yas Marina, Abu Dhabi, UAE