The 2025 Royal Ascot festival starts on Tuesday, 17 June, and ends on Saturday, 21 June.
Taking place at Ascot Racecourse in Berkshire, the earliest roots of racing's most glamorous festival date back as far as the 18th century.
Around 250,000 spectators are set to attend across the five days that will see 35 races, including eight Group One contests.
Starting with the Queen Anne Stakes, Tuesday's opening day also includes the King Charles III Stakes and St James's Palace Stakes.
The Richard Hannon-trained Rosallion heads into the Queen Anne among the early favourites.
Leading jockey Ryan Moore is on Believing for trainer George Boughey in the King Charles III, while 2,000 Guineas winner Ruling Court and Field Of Gold are due to renew rivalry in the St James's Palace Stakes.
Racing ready for 'biggest five days'
Royal Ascot is known as being the most glamorous week of the horse racing calendar
Starting from Tuesday, the first of the seven races on each day of Royal Ascot take place at 14:30 BST, with the last starting at 18:10 BST.
Across the festival, a total of £10m prize money will be split across the 35 races.
There will be updates on BBC Radio 5 Live, and reports, racecards and results on the BBC Sport website and app.
BBC Radio Berkshirewill have a dedicated programme each day, with live commentaries from 14:00 to 16:45 BST – and until 18:00 on Saturday.
Sunshine is forecast, with temperatures expected to reach as high as 27C on Saturday.
The official going for the start of the meeting is expected to be good to firm.
What is the 'going' in horse racing?
14:30 Queen Anne Stakes (Group 1) one mile
15:05 Coventry Stakes (Group 2) six furlongs
15:40 King Charles III Stakes (Group 1) five furlongs
16:20 St James's Palace Stakes (Group 1) one mile
17:00 Ascot Stakes (Handicap) two miles, four furlongs
17:35 Wolferton Stakes (Listed) one mile, two furlongs
18:10 Copper Horse Stakes (Handicap) one mile, six furlongs
14:30 – Queen Mary Stakes (Group 2) five furlongs
15:05 Queen's Vase (Group 2) one mile, six furlongs
15:40 Duke Of Cambridge Stakes (Group 2) one mile
16:20 – Prince Of Wales's Stakes (Group 1) one mile, two furlongs
17:00 Royal Hunt Cup (Handicap) one mile
17:35 Kensington Palace Stakes (Handicap) one mile
18:10 Windsor Castle Stakes (Listed) five furlongs
14:30 Norfolk Stakes (Group 2) five furlongs
15:05 King George V Stakes (Handicap,) one mile, four furlongs
15:40 Ribblesdale Stakes (Group 2) one mile, four furlongs
16:20 Ascot Gold Cup (Group 1) two miles, four furlongs
17:00 Britannia Stakes (Handicap) one mile
17:35 Hampton Court Stakes (Group 3) one mile, two furlongs
18:10 Buckingham Palace Stakes (Handicap) seven furlongs
14:30 Albany Stakes (Group 3) six furlongs
15:05 Commonwealth Cup (Group 1) six furlongs
15:40 Duke Of Edinburgh Stakes (Handicap) one mile, four furlongs
16:20 Coronation Stakes (Group 1) one mile
17:00 Sandringham Stakes (Handicap) one mile
17:35 King Edward VII Stakes (Group 2) one mile four furlongs
18:10 Palace Of Holyroodhouse (Handicap) five furlongs
14:30 Chesham Stakes (Listed) seven furlongs
15:05 – Hardwicke Stakes (Group 2) one mile, four furlongs
15:40 Queen Elizabeth II Jubilee Stakes (Group 1) six furlongs
16:20 Jersey Stakes (Group 3) seven furlongs
17:00 Wokingham Stakes (Handicap) six furlongs
17:35 Golden Gates -Stakes (Handicap) one mile, two furlongs
King Charles III and Queen Camilla are regulars at Royal Ascot
While there has been no official confirmation of what days King Charles and Queen Camilla will be at the meeting, they are expected to attend.
Their horse Reaching High, trained by Willie Mullins, is set to run in the Ascot Stakes on Tuesday.
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