F1 Schedule 2024

Last Modified Nov 5, 2024 11:59 GMT
2024 Formula 1 Calendar
2023 Las Vegas Feature Race (Source: Getty Images)

The 2024 Formula 1 Season is going to be the longest in Formula 1’s history with 24 races. This season is set to start on the 29th of February with the Bahrain Grand Prix and ends on the 8th of December with the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix.

This calendar sees the return of the fan-favorite Chinese Grand Prix in Shanghai, which has not been held since COVID-19. The calendar has the same races as the 2023 season, including the Emilia Romagna Grand Prix. The race was canceled in 2023 due to the extreme floods in the Imola region, where the race takes place.

Another difference is that the Qatar Grand Prix has become the season's penultimate race. The Japanese Grand Prix has also moved ahead to April from its usual October race weekend. Stefano Domenicali, Formula 1 CEO, has also revealed in an interview that the number of sprint races will stay the same and only 6 sprint races will happen in 2024. Let's have a look at the 2024 Formula 1 schedule:

2024 Formula 1 Schedule: Race, Date and Venue

The 2024 Formula 1 season has been underway since 29th February. The first two races of the season were held on Saturday instead of the conventional race day- Sunday.

Grand Prix Venue Date
Bahrain Grand Prix Sakhir29th February - 2nd March
Saudi Arabian Grand Prix Jeddah7th - 9th March
Australian Grand PrixMelbourne22nd - 24th March
Japanese Grand PrixSuzuka5th - 7th April
Chinese Grand PrixShanghai19th - 21st April
Miami Grand PrixMiami3rd - 5th May
Emilia Romagna Grand PrixImola17th - 19th May
Monaco Grand PrixMonaco24th - 26th May
Canadian Grand PrixMontreal7th - 9th June
Spanish Grand PrixBarcelona21st - 23rd June
Austrian Grand PrixSpielberg28th - 30th June
British Grand PrixSilverstone5th - 7th July
Hungarian Grand PrixBudapest19th - 21st July
Belgian Grand PrixSpa26th - 28th July
Dutch Grand PrixZandvoort23rd - 25th August
Italian Grand PrixMonza30th August – 1st September
Azerbaijan Grand PrixBaku13th - 15th September
Singapore Grand PrixSingapore20th - 22nd September
United States Grand PrixAustin18th - 20th October
Mexican Grand PrixMexico City 25th - 27th October
Sao Paulo Grand PrixSao Paulo1st - 3rd November
Las Vegas Grand PrixLas Vegas21st - 23rd November
Qatar Grand PrixLusail29th November- 1st December
Abu Dhabi Grand PrixYas Marina6th - 8th December

FAQs on F1 Schedule

 A. Franco Colapinto and Liam Lawson are the newest drivers racing in Formula 1. They replaced Logan Sargeant and Daniel Ricciardo respectively.

 A. Lewis Hamilton is confirmed to drive for Mercedes for the 2024 season. He will be racing for Scuderia Ferrari in the 2025 season.  

A. Daniel Ricciardo is confirmed to drive for Scuderia AlphaTauri along with Yuki Tsunoda in 2024. 

A. Max Verstappen and Sergio Perez will drive for Red Bul in 2024.

 A. 6 sprint races will happen in the 2024 Formula 1 Season.

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