By Ingilab Mammadov

Copyright trend

BAKU, Azerbaijan, September 17. Nearly 300
local and international media representatives are covering the
Formula 1 Qatar Airways Azerbaijan Grand Prix 2025, which will take
place from September 19–21, Trend reports.

Among them are globally renowned outlets such as Netflix,
Reuters, Agence France-Presse, Sky Sports, Motorsport.com,CANAL+,
ESPN Disney Latin, and Associated Press. Their presence will ensure
that the thrill and excitement of the Baku race will be shared with
audiences worldwide throughout the three-day event.

The Media Centre, established by the race promoter Baku City
Circuit Operations Company, is already open to journalists. With a
capacity of 450, the centre is fully equipped with modern technical
facilities, offering a comfortable and functional working
environment for the press. In addition to accreditation services,
it provides high-speed internet, dedicated workstations, technical
support for live broadcasts, as well as a fully fitted hall for
press conferences.

Operating from Wednesday onwards, the Media Centre ensures that
both local and international journalists can swiftly access
information, prepare reports, and deliver the story of the race to
audiences across the globe. Built in full compliance with the
highest international standards and the requirements of the
Fédération Internationale de l’Automobile (FIA), the Media Centre
stands as a benchmark for media infrastructure at major sporting
events worldwide.

Year after year, the Azerbaijan Grand Prix is followed with
great interest on a global scale. In 2024 alone, 86 million viewers
followed the race live, while more than 3.9 billion people across
various platforms engaged with the Baku Grand Prix. With the
track’s thrilling atmosphere, intense sporting battles, and wide
international media participation, the 2025 Azerbaijan Grand Prix
is also expected to make a powerful global impact.