Sky F1 has revealed its highly anticipated 2024 race schedule, featuring 24 thrilling grands prix across 21 different circuits worldwide. The season kicks off in Bahrain on March 2nd and concludes in Abu Dhabi on December 8th, with the iconic Monaco Grand Prix and the British Grand Prix at Silverstone among the highlights.
The calendar includes two new venues: the Las Vegas Grand Prix returns after a 41-year hiatus, and the Qatar Grand Prix makes its debut. Additionally, the Miami Grand Prix has been moved to May, while the Chinese Grand Prix remains on the schedule but without a confirmed date. The 2024 season promises to be one of the most diverse and exciting yet, with races spanning five continents and showcasing both classic and modern circuits.
Sky F1 Reveals 2024 Race Calendar
Sky F1 has unveiled the 2024 Formula 1 race calendar, featuring 24 races across 21 countries. The season will commence in Bahrain on 2 March and conclude in Abu Dhabi on 8 December, maintaining the same number of races as the previous year.
The calendar includes several new additions and notable changes. Las Vegas will make its debut as the penultimate race of the season on 23 November, adding a glitzy finale to the North American leg. Meanwhile, the Chinese Grand Prix, absent since 2019, is set to return on 13 October, subject to final confirmation.
The European season will kick off in Barcelona on 25 May and include classic venues like Monaco, Silverstone, and Spa-Francorchamps. The Italian Grand Prix at Monza will take place on 1 September, while the Dutch Grand Prix at Zandvoort is scheduled for 25 August.
The calendar also features the return of the Qatar Grand Prix on 26 October, which will be held under the lights at the Losail International Circuit. The race will serve as a prelude to the Middle Eastern leg, which includes events in Saudi Arabia and Abu Dhabi.
Sky F1’s Craig Slater confirmed the calendar’s release, stating, “The 2024 season promises to be another thrilling year of Formula 1, with a mix of classic circuits and exciting new additions.” The full calendar is now available on the Sky F1 website.
The 2024 Formula 1 Season Takes Shape
Sky Sports F1 has revealed the 2024 Formula 1 season schedule, featuring 24 races across five continents. The season will commence in Bahrain on 3 March and conclude in Abu Dhabi on 8 December, maintaining the same number of races as the previous year.
The European leg of the championship will include 10 races, starting with the Spanish Grand Prix on 23 June. This will be followed by rounds in Austria, Great Britain, Hungary, Belgium, the Netherlands, Italy, Singapore, Japan and Qatar.
North America will host three races: the Miami Grand Prix on 5 May, the Monaco Grand Prix on 26 May and the Las Vegas Grand Prix on 23 November. The United States Grand Prix in Austin will take place on 20 October.
The season will also feature races in Australia, China, Azerbaijan, Canada, Mexico, São Paulo and Saudi Arabia. The Chinese Grand Prix will return to the calendar after a three-year absence, scheduled for 14 April.
Sky Sports F1’s Craig Slater confirmed the schedule, stating, “The 2024 season promises to be one of the most exciting yet, with a diverse range of circuits and locations.” The full calendar is now available on the Sky Sports F1 website.
Sky F1 Announces Next Year's Racing Lineup
Sky F1 has announced its racing lineup for the 2024 season, featuring a mix of returning favourites and new additions. The schedule includes 24 races, one more than the previous year, with the season kicking off in Bahrain on 3 March and concluding in Abu Dhabi on 8 December.
David Croft and Martin Brundle will continue as lead commentators, providing expert analysis throughout the season. Sky F1 has also confirmed that Natalie Pinkham will return as the pit lane reporter, offering insights from the heart of the action.
A new addition to the presenting team is former Formula 1 driver and current Sky Sports pundit, Karun Chandhok. He will join the team for select races, bringing his technical expertise and racing experience to the broadcast.
The 2024 schedule includes the return of the Chinese Grand Prix, which was last held in 2019. The race will take place on 21 April, marking the first time in five years that the Chinese Grand Prix will be part of the Formula 1 calendar.
Sky F1 has also confirmed that it will broadcast every practice session, qualifying, and race live. This includes the new sprint races, which will take place at six Grands Prix throughout the season.
The full 2024 Formula 1 calendar features a record number of races in Europe, with 10 events taking place on the continent. This includes the return of the Dutch Grand Prix to Zandvoort, which will be held on 28 April.
Sky F1’s presentation team will also include regular contributions from Ted Kravitz, who will provide technical analysis and insights from the garage. His expertise will be crucial in breaking down the latest developments in car performance and strategy.
The 2024 season will also see the introduction of new regulations aimed at improving safety and reducing costs. Sky F1 will provide comprehensive coverage of these changes, explaining their impact on the teams and drivers.
Fans can expect extensive pre- and post-race coverage, including interviews, analysis, and expert opinion. Sky F1’s dedicated Formula 1 channel will provide round-the-clock coverage of the sport, ensuring viewers never miss a moment of the action.
The 2024 season promises to be one of the most competitive in recent years, with several new drivers joining the grid. Sky F1’s experienced team of presenters and commentators will be on hand to guide viewers through every twist and turn of the season.
Key Dates Set for 2024 F1 Season
The 2024 Formula 1 season will commence on 2 March in Bahrain, Sky F1 has confirmed. The opening race will mark the start of a record-breaking 24-race calendar, the longest in F1 history.
The season will feature three sprint races, with the first taking place in Australia on 24 March. The other sprint events will occur in Austria on 23 June and in Qatar on 23 November.
Sky F1 has revealed that the European season will begin on 28 April in Miami. The traditional Monaco Grand Prix is scheduled for 26 May, while the British Grand Prix will take place on 7 July at Silverstone.
The summer break will commence after the Hungarian Grand Prix on 21 July. The season will resume on 25 August with the Belgian Grand Prix.
The final race of the season will be held in Abu Dhabi on 8 December. This will be the last chance for drivers to secure championship points before the title is decided.
Sky F1’s managing director, Paul Martin, confirmed the schedule in a statement. “We are thrilled to unveil the 2024 F1 season schedule,” he said. “Fans can look forward to an action-packed year with races across five continents.”
The full calendar is now available on the Sky F1 website. Fans are advised to check for any updates or changes closer to the season start.
Formula 1's 2024 Schedule Unveiled by Sky F1
Sky F1 has revealed the much-anticipated 2024 Formula 1 race schedule, featuring 24 races across 22 countries. The season will commence in Bahrain on 2 March and conclude in Abu Dhabi on 8 December, maintaining the same number of races as the previous year.
The calendar includes two new races: the Las Vegas Grand Prix, scheduled for 23 November, and the Chinese Grand Prix, set to return on 7 April after a four-year hiatus. The Miami Grand Prix will also make its debut on 5 October.
Several races have been rescheduled. The Australian Grand Prix moves to 24 March, while the Spanish Grand Prix is set for 2 June. The Italian Grand Prix will take place on 1 September, and the Singapore Grand Prix is scheduled for 22 September.
The European races remain largely unchanged, with the British Grand Prix on 7 July and the German Grand Prix on 28 July. The Monaco Grand Prix will be held on 26 May, and the French Grand Prix on 23 June.
Sky F1’s Managing Director, Martin Brundle, expressed enthusiasm about the 2024 schedule. “We are thrilled to present an exciting and diverse calendar for the upcoming season,” Brundle said. “The addition of new races and the return of classic venues promise to deliver thrilling action for fans worldwide.”
The full schedule is available on Sky F1’s official website, with detailed information about each race and broadcast times. Fans can look forward to a packed season of high-speed action and intense competition on the track.
The 2024 F1 season promises to be one of the most competitive in recent memory, with the new schedule offering a mix of classic and new venues. As teams prepare for the challenges ahead, all eyes will be on how the new regulations impact performance and strategy. The season will also see the return of some fan-favorite races, adding to the excitement.
With the calendar now set, teams and drivers will focus on pre-season testing and preparations. The countdown to the first race in Bahrain has begun, and the anticipation is palpable. The 2024 season is set to deliver thrills, drama, and unforgettable moments on and off the track.
