Few sports capture the exhilaration of nations like Formula One. From blistering battles down the straight to canny moves in the corners, the biggest motorsport carnival in the world is back again for another thrilling 2024 season.
Three-time world champion Max Verstappen is in the box seat to continue his unprecedented field dominance. Still, with plenty of others lining up on the grid - from team-mate Sergio Perez to great rivals Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton - there will be no shortage of drama throughout.
But how can you tune in to catch all the action from across the globe this year? Below, GOAL guides you through your viewing options for another thrilling year of F1 in 2024.
What is the next round of the 2024 Formula One season?
The Las Vegas Grand Prix is the next 2024 Formula One season round, taking place on Sunday, November 24. The teams will travel to the Las Vegas Street Circuit for another terrific weekend of motorsports action.
Set in Las Vegas, Nevada, the Las Vegas Street Circuit is the newest race on the calendar, with the first race in November 2023. Max Verstappen has won the most races in Nevada (1), with team Red Bull Racing winning the most races as far as the constructors are concerned.
How to watch the 2024 Las Vegas Grand Prix
Viewers in the United States can watch the 2024 Las Vegas Grand Prix through ESPN. That includes coverage of the main race, though additional coverage of practice sessions and qualifying periods are available through ESPNU and ESPN2.
Grand Prix Sunday will also be available to watch on ESPN's streaming service, ESPN+. Plans for ESPN+ start at $10.99/month, with the most expensive monthly subscription being the Disney Bundle Trio at $14.99/month. A discounted annual subscription is also available.
2024 Formula 1 season schedule
| Round | Race | Dates | Results |
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| Round 1 | Bahrain | Feb 29 - Mar 2 |
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| Round 2 | Saudi Arabia | Mar 7 - 9 |
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| Round 3 | Australia | Mar 22 - 24 |
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| Round 4 | Japan | Apr 5 - 7 |
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| Round 5 | China | Apr 19 - 21 |
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| Round 6 | Miami | May 3 - 5 |
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| Round 7 | Italy | May 17 - 19 |
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| Round 8 | Monaco | May 24 - 26 |
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| Round 9 | Canada | Jun 7 - 9 |
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| Round 10 | Spain | Jun 21 - 23 |
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| Round 11 | Austria | Jun 28 - 30 |
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| Round 12 | Great Britain | Jul 5 - 7 |
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| Round 13 | Hungary | Jul 19 - 21 |
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| Round 14 | Belgium | Jul 26 - 28 |
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| Round 15 | Netherlands | Aug 23 - 25 |
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| Round 16 | Italy | Aug 30 - Sep 1 |
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| Round 17 | Azerbaijan | Sep 13 - 15 |
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| Round 18 | Singapore | Sep 20 - 22 |
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| Round 19 | United States | Oct 18 - 20 |
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| Round 20 | Mexico | Oct 25 - 27 |
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| Round 21 | Brazil | Nov 1 - 3 |
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| Round 22 | Las Vegas | Nov 21 - 23 | |
| Round 23 | Qatar | Nov 29 - Oct 1 | |
| Round 24 | Abu Dhabi | Dec 6 - 8 |
What TV channels show F1 on US TV?
Essential channels: ESPN, ESPN+, ESPNU, ESPNEWS, ABC
To watch every Sunday race throughout the F1 season requires ESPN and ESPN+. Races are also simulcast over ABC occasionally. However, most local channels won't have much to offer.
For full race weekend coverage, including practice sessions, qualifying and sprints, you'll also require ESPNU and ESPNEWS.