Formula One statistics for the Qatar Grand Prix, penultimate round of the 24-race season which also features the sixth and last Saturday sprint of 2024:

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A Formula 1 star has made a surprising announcement ahead of this weekend's Qatar Grand Prix . The upcoming race at the Lusail International Circuit is the penultimate event of what has been a thrilling 2024 season so far.

Here is all you need to know about the 2024 F1 Qatar Grand Prix, including start times and how to watch live on TV.

The Formula 1 grid heads to the Lusail International Circuit for the Qatar Grand Prix, the penultimate race weekend of the 2024 season. As the grid heads to Qatar from Las Vegas, the teams and the drivers are getting ready for one of the season’s most physically demanding races.

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After an exciting weekend in Las Vegas, Formula 1 heads to the Lusail International Circuit this weekend for the 2024 Qatar Grand Prix. It should be an incredibly exciting few days in Qatar, too, with fans able to look forward to an F1 sprint on Saturday on top of Sunday's grand prix.

Find out essential spectator guidelines from how to get to the circuit, gate opening times, entry procedures, and more.

The 2024 Formula One season will feature a record 24 races, the 23rd of which will take place in Qatar this weekend.

Formula One statistics for the Qatar Grand Prix, penultimate round of the 24-race season which also features the sixth and last Saturday sprint of 2024: Lap distance: 5.419km. Total distance: 308.611km (57 laps) 2023 sprint winner: Oscar Piastri (Australia) McLaren 2023 pole position: Max Verstappen (Netherlands) Red Bull One minute 23.

Qatar is usually a physically demanding race and sees a big shift in time zone and temperature from the a night race in the cold Nevada desert straight to the warm climes of Doha. The Qatar Grand Prix is slightly later than in previous years to make adjustments for the heat.