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Formula 1 Pirelli Grand Prix Du Canada 2025
13 JUNE
Practice 1
23:00 - 00:00
23:00 - 00:00
SYNC TO CALENDAR
14 JUNE
Practice 2
02:30 - 03:30
02:30 - 03:30
SYNC TO CALENDAR
14 JUNE
Practice 3
22:00 - 23:00
22:00 - 23:00
SYNC TO CALENDAR
15 JUNE
Qualifying
01:30 - 02:30
01:30 - 02:30
SYNC TO CALENDAR
15 JUNE
Race
23:30
23:30
SYNC TO CALENDAR
About the Event
Introduction to the Canada Grand Prix
High-Speed Action in Montreal
The Canada Grand Prix held at Circuit Gilles Villeneuve provides thrilling, high-speed racing in the lively city of Montreal. Famous for its long straights, narrow chicanes, and spectacular overtake opportunities, the race is a test even for the most experienced drivers. The unpredictable weather changes make the race more entertaining and full of surprises.
A Must-Watch Race on the F1 Calendar
The Canada Grand Prix is one of the major highlights of the Formula 1 calendar. It is famous for its unpredictability, action-filled racing, and huge fan support. It is held at the legendary Circuit Gilles Villeneuve and offers some of the most amazing moments in F1. With long straights and difficult corners, it offers nonstop action and attracts motorsport fans across the globe.
Event Details & Schedule
Dates and Timings of the Race Weekend
Canada Grand Prix 2025 comprises the practice sessions, qualifying rounds, and the main race day on 15th June 2025. You can expect action-packed racing at high speeds on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday.
Circuit Layout and Exciting Features
Circuit Gilles Villeneuve is known for its fast straightaways, challenging chicanes, and iconic "Wall of Champions." Its mix of high speeds and turn-in-and-turn-out corners examines the actual driving skill of the drivers.
Teams and Drivers Competing in 2025
The 2025 grid will host the best teams such as Red Bull, Mercedes, Ferrari, and McLaren, with world-class F1 drivers competing to win one of the most exciting races of the season.
Luxury Chauffeur Services for the Canada Grand Prix
Premium Transfers to Circuit Gilles Villeneuve
Travel to the Grand Prix in complete comfort with our luxury chauffeur service and enjoy a smooth and hassle-free ride to the circuit in a luxurious car.
VIP Chauffeur Service for Business and Corporate Guests
Enhance your race weekend with a professional chauffeur, providing top-notch service for corporate clients, executives, and VIP guests to the event.
Private Chauffeurs for F1 Fans and Tourists
Enjoy the thrill of the Canada Grand Prix with a private chauffeur, delivering comfort, convenience, and customized service on your journey.
Why Hire a Chauffeur for the Canada Grand Prix?
Stress-Free Travel to and from the Circuit
Avoid the inconvenience of roadblocks, traffic jams, and parking issues with a knowledgeable chauffeur ensuring smooth travel.
Luxury and Comfort in High-Traffic Areas
Travel in a luxury car with soft interiors, air conditioning, and WiFi, enabling you to relax while we drive on the congested roads of Montreal.
Reliable and Secure Transport for VIP Guests
Our professional chauffeurs offer discreet, timely, and secure transport, enabling VIPs and corporate visitors to travel to their destinations with ease.
Circuit Gilles-Villeneuve
First Grand Prix
1978
Number of Laps
70
Circuit Length
4.361 km
Race Distance
305.27 km
Lap Record
1:13.078 Valtteri Bottas (2019)
Circuit Gilles-Villeneuve - Introduction
Circuit Gilles-Villeneuve is a globally respected Formula 1 circuit situated on Île Notre-Dame in Montreal, Canada. It is famous for its long straights, sharp chicanes, and the legendary "Wall of Champions,". This is a 4.361 km circuit and provides amazing wheel-to-wheel racing. This circuit hosts the Canadian Grand Prix offers a pleasant waterfront location and challenging corners and is a favourite among F1 drivers and viewers alike.
When Was The Track Built?
The Circuit Gilles-Villeneuve was constructed in 1978 on Montreal's Île Notre-Dame, Canada. It was originally named the Île Notre-Dame Circuit, but later it was renamed in 1982 in honour of Gilles Villeneuve, the great Canadian Formula 1 car driver.
When Was Its First Grand Prix Held?
The first Grand Prix at Circuit Gilles-Villeneuve was held on October 8, 1978, as the Canadian Grand Prix. The race was won by Gilles Villeneuve, who became the first Canadian to win his home Grand Prix, marking his name on the motorsport racing.
Circuit Layout & Features
Circuit Gilles-Villeneuve is 4.361 km (2.710 miles) in length. The circuit has fast corners, like the Casino Straight, ideal for DRS overtakes. The key features include -
- Length - 4.361 km (2.710 miles)
- Number of Turns - 14 (combination of high-speed straights and tight chicanes)
- Popular Corners -
- Turn 10 (L'Epingle Hairpin) - A slow, tight hairpin where overtakes can be done.
- Wall of Champions (Turn 14) - Where even the greatest F1 champions have crashed.
- Long Straights - The circuit boasts high-speed sections, including the Casino Straight, ideal for DRS overtaking.
- Braking Zones - Several braking zones challenge drivers and offer exciting overtaking spots.
- Street Circuit Feel - A permanent circuit but its compact layout and barriers provide a street circuit-like challenge.
- High-Speed & Technical Mix - The mix of fast straights and technical corners gives it a lot to love from drivers.
Why Visit?
The Gilles-Villeneuve Circuit is an amazing experience. Here's why to visit this legendary destination -
- Spectacular Racing Action - Enjoy spectacular races, dramatic passes, and uncertain weather.
- Legendary Track Features - Iconic corners like the Wall of Champions and the L'Epingle Hairpin.
- Picture-Perfect Waterfront Location - Situated on Île Notre-Dame, the track offers stunning views of the St. Lawrence River and Montreal skyline.
- Sporty Atmosphere - With the thrilling F1 race, grandstands, and a lively fan zone, enjoy the sporty ambience.
- Easy Access to Montreal - A short distance from downtown, visitors can enjoy Montreal's rich heritage, dining, and nightlife along with the race weekend.
Where is the Best Place to Watch?
Make your Formula 1 Pirelli Grand Prix Du Canada 2025 experience even more special with exclusive add-ons off the track.
- Grandstand 1 (Start/Finish Line) - Enjoy the close view of the race, the pit stops, and the post-race celebrations.
- Grandstand 11 & 12 (Senna Corner - Turn 1 & 2) - An exciting overtaking area where drivers compete.
- Grandstand 15 (L'Epingle Hairpin - Turn 10) - Witness hard braking, wheel-to-wheel action, and critical overtakes at this slow, sharp turn.
- Grandstand 21 (Wall of Champions - Turn 14) - Observe drivers take the notorious turn, where even the F1 greats have crashed.
- Casino Straight (General Admission) - Great spot to witness high-speed action and DRS passes.
- Podium Area - If you want to join the post-party after the win, this is the right place.
Additional Experiences Around the Grand Prix
Turn your Formula 1 Pirelli Grand Prix Du Canada 2025 into a memorable experience with special add-ons even outside the track.
- F1 Fan Festival - Party in downtown Montreal with interactive displays, driver meet-and-greets, and live music.
- VIP Paddock Club Access - Enjoy the behind-the-scenes of F1 with VIP hospitality, fine dining, and pit lane tours.
- Circuit Pit Walk - Experience the action closely with a pit lane walk, available on selected days for race attendees.
- Montreal Nightlife & Events - You can enjoy the F1 parties and private events. Visit the popular bars.
- Fine Dining - Enjoy poutine, fine dining at top restaurants, and more of Montreal's culinary delights.
- Old Montreal Sightseeing - Discover historic sites, beautiful streets, and the amazing waterfront.
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