With 24 races confirmed, the 2024 Formula 1 season will become the most extensive of all time with competitions between March and December, including the Chinese Grand Prixwhich will run again after four years after the pandemic.
“I think this calendar strikes the right balance between traditional races and new and existing venues,” said the head of the International Automobile Federation (FIA), Stefano Domenicaliaccording to the newspaper Marca.
The leader continues to receive requests to further extend the calendar of the F1although the majority of the drivers and their teams suggest not adding new races due to the efforts it entails for the riders themselves and the economic costs that the teams of the “Great Circus.”
The competition will open in Bahrain on March 2 and will end in Abu Dhabi on December 8.
The complete 2024 calendar is as follows:
Saturday March 2; Bahrain Grand Prix, at the Sakhir racetrack
Saturday March 9; Saudi Arabian Grand Prix in Jeddah
Sunday March 24; Australian Grand Prix, in Melbourne
Sunday April 7; Japanese Grand Prix, Suzuka
Sunday April 21; Chinese Grand Prix, in Shanghai
Sunday, May 5; Miami Grand Prix (USA)
Sunday, May 19; Emilia Romagna Grand Prix, in Imola
Sunday, May 26; Monaco Grand Prix, in Monte Carlo
Sunday June 9; Canadian Grand Prix, in Montreal
Sunday June 23; Spanish Grand Prix, in Barcelona
Sunday June 30; Austrian Grand Prix, at Red Bull Ring
Sunday, July 7; British Grand Prix, Silverstone
Sunday, July 21; Hungarian Grand Prix, in Budapest
Sunday, July 28; Belgian Grand Prix, at Spa Francorchamps
Sunday August 25; Dutch Grand Prix, in Zandvoort
Sunday 1st of September; Italian Grand Prix, at Monza
Sunday, September 15; Azerbaijan Grand Prix, in Baku.
Sunday, September 22; Singapore Grand Prix, in Singapore
Sunday, October 20; United States Grand Prix, in Austin
Sunday October 27, Mexican Grand Prix, Mexico City
Sunday, November 3; Brazilian Grand Prix, in São Paulo (Interlagos)
Sunday, November 24; Las Vegas Grand Prix (USA)
Sunday, December 1st; Qatar Grand Prix, in Losail
Sunday, December 8; United Arab Emirates Grand Prix in Abu Dhabi
Source: Ambito
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