F1 Race Today: Las Vegas Grand Prix 2024 start time, TV channel and live stream

Las Vegas Grand Prix

F1 Race Today: Las Vegas Grand Prix 2024 start time, TV channel and live stream

All the details you need to know about the 2024 Las Vegas Grand Prix

Simmey Hannifin Donaldson Chief Editor

Saturday 23 November 2024 18:59 Updated: 22:07

The 2024 Las Vegas Grand Prix takes place today (Saturday, November 23, 2024) with Formula 1 cars set to do battle around the streets of the iconic city.

There is a title on the line, too, with Red Bull star Max Verstappen within touching distance of securing a fourth drivers' world championship.

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A stunning win in Brazil last time out left the Dutchman 62 points clear of rival Lando Norris heading into the weekend, and all the Red Bull man needs to do is finish ahead of the Brit to make it four world titles on the spin, which would put him in illustrious company.

In the constructors' championship, meanwhile, things very much remain open heading into the final triple-header of the season. McLaren currently lead the constructors' standings, but Ferrari and Red Bull remain in contention just 36 and 49 points behind, respectively.

Yet, despite all of that, Mercedes look as though they might be the ones to snatch victory in Vegas. Both Lewis Hamilton and George Russell have shown strong pace at different points throughout the weekend, with the latter securing a stunning pole position on Friday night.

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Las Vegas Grand Prix Race - Saturday, November 23, 2024

The race in Las Vegas kicks off today (Saturday, November 23, 2024) at 10 pm local time. However, given the time differences in other parts of the world, the action may get underway on Sunday, November 24, depending on where you are.

Find the session start times converted to your local time zone below.

Local time: 10pm Saturday
United Kingdom (BST): 6am Sunday
Central European Time: 7am Sunday
United States (EDT): 1am Sunday
United States (CST): 12am Sunday
United States (PDT): 10pm Saturday
Australia (AEDT): 5pm Sunday
Australia (AWST): 2pm Sunday
Australia (ACDT): 4:30pm Sunday
Japan (JST): 3pm Sunday
South Africa (SAST): 8am Sunday
Egypt (EEST): 8am Sunday
China (CST): 2pm Sunday
India (IST): 11:30am Sunday
Brazil: 3am Sunday
Singapore: 2pm Sunday
Saudi Arabia: 9am Sunday
United Arab Emirates: 10am Sunday
Turkey: 9am Sunday

What does Verstappen need to do to become champion in Vegas?

Verstappen will be crowned champion if he finishes above Norris in any position, or if both drivers fail to score a point.

Furthermore, if Norris does not outscore Verstappen by more than two points, the Dutchman will also take the title.

For example, Verstappen can win the title in Vegas if:

• Norris is second and he finishes third with the fastest lap
• Norris is third and he finishes fourth with the fastest lap
• Norris is fourth without the fastest lap and he finishes fifth
• Norris is fifth without the fastest lap and he finishes sixth
• Norris is sixth without the fastest lap and he finishes seventh
• Norris is seventh without the fastest lap and he finishes eighth
• Norris is eighth without the fastest lap and he finishes ninth
• Norris is ninth without the fastest lap or lower regardless of where he finishes

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Simmey Hannifin Donaldson - Chief Editor

Simmey Hannifin Donaldson is a motorsport journalist and editor specializing in NASCAR. He covers the sport across the Cup Series, O'Reilly Auto Parts Series, and Truck Series, producing breaking news, live race reports, features, analysis, and opinion.

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