F1 Schedule: When is the next race and where it will be held?

Verstappen and Hamilton during group photo in Bahrain — Photo: © IMAGO

F1 Schedule

F1 Schedule: When is the next race and where it will be held?

Find out when and where the next F1 race will take place

Yara Elshebiny

Tuesday 19 March 2024 17:00

Find out when and where the next F1 race will take place as Red Bull continues their dominance.

The 2024 F1 season is well underway, with Red Bull currently leading the pack after dominating the opening rounds in Bahrain and Saudi Arabia. Max Verstappen sits comfortably atop the driver's championship standings, while Red Bull boasts a commanding lead in the constructors' championship with 87 points.

Ferrari trails behind with 49 points, followed by McLaren at a distant third with 28 points. Mercedes, still plagued by car woes, sit in fourth with 26 points. Can they close the gap in the next race, or will Red Bull extend their lead?

When is the next F1 race?

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With the championship battle heating up, all eyes turn to Melbourne, Australia, for the third round of the record-breaking 24-race season.

The race takes place on Sunday, March 24, at 3pm local time. This means an early start for those tuning in internationally, with the race translating to 4am in the UK, 5am CET, and 12am ET, as well as 11pm CT and 9pm PT on Saturday, March 23.

What is the 2024 F1 schedule

Grand Prix	Circuit	Date
Bahrain GP	Bahrain International Circuit	Saturday, March 2
Saudi Arabian GP	Jeddah Corniche Circuit	Saturday, March 9
Australian GP	Albert Park	Sunday, March 24
Japanese GP	Suzuka Circuit	Sunday, April 7
Chinese GP	Shanghai International Circuit	Sunday, April 21
Miami GP	Miami International Autodrome	Sunday, May 5
Emilia Romagna GP	Autodromo Enzo e Dino Ferrari	Sunday, May 19
Monaco GP	Circuit de Monaco	Sunday, May 26
Canadian GP	Circuit Gilles Villeneuve	Sunday, June 9
Spanish GP	Circuit de Catalunya	Sunday, June 23
Austrian GP	Red Bull Ring	Sunday, June 30
British GP	Silverstone Circuit	Sunday, July 7
Hungarian GP	Hungaroring	Sunday, July 21
Belgian GP	Spa-Francorchamps	Sunday, July 28
Dutch GP	Circuit Zandvoort	Sunday, August 25
Italian GP	Autodromo Nazionale Monza	Sunday, September 1
Azerbaijan GP	Baku City Circuit	Sunday, September 15
Singapore GP	Marina Bay Street Circuit	Sunday, September 22
United States GP	Circuit of the Americas	Sunday, October 20
Mexican GP	Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez	Sunday, October 27
Brazilian GP	Autodromo Jose Carlos Pace Interlagos	Sunday, November 3
Las Vegas GP	Las Vegas Street Circuit	Saturday, November 23
Qatar GP	Losail International Circuit	Sunday, December 1
Abu Dhabi GP	Yas Marina Circuit	Sunday, December 8