Perhaps it’s a good thing that the 2024 F1 calendar is longer than ever, with 24 races on the calendar this season. Right now, the Formula 1 world championship is something to be missed, with four different winners from the last four seasons and seven drivers with at least one victory so far this year.

The action is expected to continue as F1’s traditional summer tour of Europe continues, interrupted once again by a break in August, starting after the Belgian Grand Prix on July 28 and finishing with the Dutch Grand Prix on August 25.

The grand prix paddock has previously been to the Middle East for the first time, heading from Australia to Asia, including an early visit to Japan and a return to Shanghai after a four-year hiatus due to Covid.

Following the Dutch and Italian Grand Prix, the teams will return for a long-distance journey, travelling to Azerbaijan and Singapore, then heading to the Americas, visiting Texas, Mexico, Brazil and then Las Vegas, before finishing the season in Qatar and finishing in Abu Dhabi.

The season began with a familiar Red Bull dominance, punctuated by Carlos Sainz’s victory in Australia. But since Miami, the world champions have looked under threat: both Mercedes and McLaren drivers have won this year, as has Charles Leclerc. Can anyone challenge Verstappen’s leadership in the title race, and who will make the case for the remaining seats on the grid that remain up for grabs in 2025?

Not only are there championships to be won, but the full schedule for the 2024 season is also here. There are also links to track maps and information on how to watch each race.

Next F1 race of 2024: Belgian Grand Prix

Spa in Francorchamps

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History — July 26-28, 2024 GP rounds — 44 Lap record — Valtteri Bottas, 1 minute 46.286 seconds (2018) 2023 result — one Verstappen, 2 Leclerc, 3 Perez

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Spa circuit map 2023 Belgian GP analysis

2024 F1 calendar – snapshot