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Formula 1 2024
What to Expect at a Formula 1 Race?
Day 1 - Friday
Day 2 - Saturday
Day 3 - Sunday
Free Practice 1 & 2
FP1
- You can get a feel for all the cars on the track as they get ready for their timed laps during FP1, the opening practice session of the Grand Prix weekend.
FP2
- On Friday, Free Practice 2 is also held under the same circumstances as FP1. As a result, teams will have more time to test out various tire, fuel, and setting combinations.
FP 3 & Qualifying
FP3
- The last practice period prior to the intense Qualifiers is known as Free Practice 3. With last-minute adjustments, the teams fine-tune the driver and vehicle setup for the race.
Qualifying
- Qualifying is where the race weekend business gets serious. Three distinct knockout phases make up the Saturday qualifying session. The starting grid for Sunday's race is determined by the positions from the final round of qualifying.
Race Day
- Finally, race day will decide everything. Drivers hit the track for a thrilling race after two days of challenging practice and qualifying sessions.
- Purchase your tickets right away to see some of the most exciting and memorable contests in Formula 1 history.
Supporting Formula 1 Events
After-Race Concerts
- A number of after-race concerts by some of the biggest artists in the world will also be part of every Grand Prix. Watch this space for updates!
Pit Lane Walk
Thursday
- Experience an exclusive tour of the Pit Lane for a fascinating look at Formula 1's backstage. Meet some of your favorite teams and drivers during this exclusive pre-race event.
Formula 1 Grand Prix Teams
Red Bull
World Championships: 5
Pole Positions: 81
Previous Position: 1
- Team Name: Oracle Red Bull Racing
- Base: Milton Keynes, United Kingdom
- F1 Entry: 1997
- Fastest Laps: 84
Team Chief: Christian Horner
Technical Chief: Pierre Waché
Chassis: TBA
Power Unit: Red Bull Powertrains
Mercedes
World Championships: 8
Pole Positions: 128
Previous Position: 3
- Team Name: Mercedes-AMG Petronas Formula One Team
- Base: Brackley, United Kingdom
- F1 Entry: 1970
- Fastest Laps: 91
Team Chief: Toto Wolff
Technical Chief: Mike Elliott
Chassis: F1 W14
Power Unit: Mercedes
Alpine
World Championships: 2
Pole Positions: 20
Previous Position: 4
- Team Name: BWT Alpine F1 Team
- Base: Enstone, United Kingdom
- F1 Entry: 1986
- Fastest Laps: 15
Team Chief: Otmar Szafnauer
Technical Chief: Pat Fry
Chassis: TBA
Power Unit: Renault
Scuderia Ferrari
World Championships: 16
Pole Positions: 242
Previous Position: 2
- Team name: Scuderia Ferrari
- Base: Maranello, Italy
- F1 Entry: 1950
- Fastest Laps: 258
Team Chief: Frédéric Vasseur
Technical Chief: Enrico Cardile / Enrico Gualtieri
Chassis: TBA
Power Unit: Ferrari
McLaren
World Championships: 8
Pole Positions: 156
Previous Position: 5
- Team name: McLaren Formula 1 Team
- Base: Woking, United Kingdom
- F1 Entry: 1966
- Fastest Laps: 162
Team Chief: Andrea Stella
Technical Chief: James Key
Chassis: TBA
Power Unit: Mercedes
Alfa Romeo
World Championships: 0
Pole Positions: 1
Previous Position: 6
- Team name: Alfa Romeo F1 Team ORLEN
- Base: Hinwil, Switzerland
- F1 Entry: 1993
- Fastest Laps: 6
Team Chief: TBD
Technical Chief: Jan Monchaux
Chassis: TBA
Power Unit: Ferrari
Aston Martin
World Championships: 0
Pole Positions: 1
Previous Position: 7
- Team name: Aston Martin Aramco Cognizant Formula One Team
- Base: Silverstone, United Kingdom
- F1 Entry: 2018
- Fastest Laps: 0
Team Chief: Mike Krack
Technical Chief: Andrew Green
Chassis: AMR23
Power Unit: Mercedes
AlphaTauri
World Championships: 0
Pole Positions: 1
Previous Position: 9
- Team name: Scuderia AlphaTauri
- Base: Faenza, Italy
- F1 Entry: 1985
- Fastest Laps: 2
Team Chief: Franz Tost
Technical Chief: Jody Egginton
Chassis: TBA
Power Unit: Honda Red Bull Powertrains
Haas
World Championships: 0
Pole Positions: 1
Previous Position: 8
- Team name: MoneyGram Haas F1 Team
- Base: Kannapolis, United States
- F1 Entry: 2016
- Fastest Laps: 2
Team Chief: Guenther Steiner
Technical Chief: Simone Resta
Chassis: VF-23
Power Unit: Ferrari
Williams
World Championships: 9
Pole Positions: 128
Previous Position: 10
- Team name: Williams Racing
- Base: Grove, United Kingdom
- F1 Entry: 1978
- Fastest Laps: 133
Team Chief: Jost Capito
Technical Chief: François-Xavier Demaison
Chassis: TBA
Power Unit: Mercedes
Formula 1 Grand Prix 2023 Schedule
Races in bold are Sprint Weekends
Dates
Grand Prix
Track
March 5
Bahrain
Sakhir Circuit
March 19
Saudi Arabia
Jeddah
April 2
Australia
Melbourne
April 30
Azerbaijan
Baku
May 7
Miami
Miami
May 21
Italy
Imola
May 28
Monaco
Monaco
June 4
Spain
Barcelona
June 18
Canada
Montreal
July 2
Austria
Spielberg
July 9
Britain
Silverstone
July 23
Hungary
Budapest
July 23
Belgium
Spa-Francorchamps
August 27
The Netherlands
Zandvoort
September 3
Italy
Monza
September 17
Singapore
Marina Bay
September 24
Japan
Suzuka
October 8
Qatar
Losail
October 22
USA
Austin
October 29
Mexico
Mexico City
November 5
Brazil
Sao Paolo
November 18
Las Vegas
Caeser's Palace
November 26
Abu Dhabi
Yas Marina
Frequently Asked Questions About Formula 1
What happens on a typical F1 weekend?
A typical race weekend begins on Friday with free practice 1 and free practice 2 sessions where the drivers get a feel of the track for the first time. On this day, after the sessions are over, you can visit the pits and catch a glimpse of a few drivers as well. On Saturdays, another practice session takes place followed by the all-important qualifying session. On Sunday, the main race is help. Right after this, fans can often enjoy a concert by world-renowned artists.
What is the Sprint Weekend in Formula 1 2023?
With the increasing popularity of the sport in mind, Formula 1 has introduced sprint races into its calendar. On Sprint Weekends, a free practice session and Qualifying takes place on Fridays, another free practice session takes place on Saturdays along with a Sprint race, which is a fast and furious 100-kilometer race with no pit stops. Sunday’s schedule remains unchanged.
Which Formula 1 race should I look out for?
While every Formula 1 race is eventful and enjoyable in its own way, Austrian GP, Bahrain GP, Belgian GP, British GP, and Brazillian GP are sure to be among the most thrilling.