After Spain, Austria and England, Formula 1’s European leg moves to Hungary. The Hungarian Grand Prix holds a significant place in the F1 2024 calendar.
However, before we start discussing its importance, let us take a look at the crucial details of the Hungarian race:
- Date: 19 to 21 July
- Venue: Mogyoród, Hungary
- Where to watch: F1 TV
The long, long wait of watching Lewis Hamilton win a race finally drew to a close at the start of this month. At his home Grand Prix, the Briton emerged victorious over Max Verstappen by around 1.5 seconds. This was Hamilton’s first win since the 2021 Saudi Arabian Grand Prix. In addition, he also holds the record for the most races won at the British Grand Prix with nine titles.
But the results at the Silverstone Circuit earlier this month did more than serve a scoop of nostalgia; it marked Verstappen’s second successive loss of the season. The Belgian has been thoroughly inconsistent in 2024 and this was underscored in England once again.
In such a situation, the defending world champion does not have enough room for mistakes. If he fails to secure maximum points from the Hungarian Grand Prix this weekend, he will only dig a deeper hole for himself. For context, Lando Norris, Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz Jr. are breathing down his neck on the 2024 Drivers’ Standings.
Can Verstappen get his title defence back on track? Or will the race for the world championship be thrown wide open? To make sure you don’t miss out on the F1 action this weekend, we bring you the schedule for the Hungarian Grand Prix 2024 (including that of the final race), its venue, details of the live stream and more.
However, let us first look at…
The history of the Hungarian Grand Prix
While the Hungarian Grand Prix was held for the first time in 1936, it was only in 1986 that it became a part of the FIA Formula One World Championship. The race will be in its 40th edition in 2024.
Seven-time world champion Lewis Hamilton holds the record for the most titles at the Hungary-based race with eight wins. Meanwhile, McLaren Racing has won the most races among the constructors (11).
Reigning world champion Max Verstappen heads to the Hungarian Grand Prix 2024 as its defending champion.
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Deep diving into the schedule of the Hungarian Grand Prix 2024 (including the final race)
According to its schedule, the Hungarian Grand Prix 2024 will commence with the Practice 1 race on Friday, 19 July (7:30 PM SGT). A second practice race, or Practice 2, will take place later that day (11:00 PM SGT).
Day 2 (Saturday, 20 July) of the Grand Prix will start with the final practice race, Practice 3 (6:30 PM SGT). Following this, the second session of the day will see the drivers roll out for the Qualifying race (10:00 PM SGT). The results of this Qualifying race will set the grid for the main event of the Hungarian Grand Prix 2024.
The final or the main race will be held on Sunday, 21 July (9:00 PM SGT onwards).
A look at the venue for the Hungarian Grand Prix 2024
The Hungarian Grand Prix 2024 will be contested on the Hungaroring in Mogyoród, Pest County, Hungary. This circuit is 4.4 kilometres long and can accommodate up to 70,000 spectators.
Where to live stream the Hungarian Grand Prix 2024
Fans around the globe can live stream all the races of the Hungarian Grand Prix 2024 on F1 TV, the official broadcaster of the event. Those with an F1 TV Pro plan subscription can also watch the race live, complete with access to real-time onboard cameras.
In addition, F1 fans in Singapore can watch the races on beIN Sports.
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
The final or the main race of the Hungarian Grand Prix will take place on Sunday, 21 July (9 PM SGT onwards).
The Hungarian Grand Prix 2024 will be held at the Hungaroring in Mogyoród, Pest County, Hungary.
