Formula 1 2024, results and rankings of the longest world championship in history

The 2024 Formula 1 World Championship has officially started. In this article, the complete race calendar with all the winners and the constantly updated driver and manufacturer rankings.

The 2024 Formula 1 World Championship will be the longest in history . The calendar of events, in fact, will include 24 grand prix , starting on March 2 in Bahrain and concluding on December 8 in Abu Dhabi . The 2023 Championship should have already reached this record level but the cancellation of the Chinese GP and the cancellation of the Emilia-Romagna GP due to floods had reduced the scheduled races to 22. For 2024, however, things will start to rise again, because both circuits are back in the equation. Here are all the appointments .

The official calendar of the 2024 Formula 1 World Championship and the winners of each Grand Prix

  1. Bahrain Grand Prix – Sakhir - 02 March - Verstappen on Red Bull

  2. Saudi Arabian Grand Prix – Jeddah - 09 March - Verstappen on Red Bull

  3. Australian Grand Prix – Melbourne - 24 March - Sainz on Ferrari

  4. Japanese Grand Prix – Suzuka - 07 April - Verstappen on Red Bull

  5. Chinese Grand Prix – Shanghai - 21 April - Verstappen on Red Bull

  6. Miami Grand Prix – Miami - 05 May

  7. Emilia-Romagna Grand Prix – Imola - 19 May

  8. Monaco Grand Prix – Monaco - 26 May

  9. Canadian Grand Prix – Montreal - 09 June

  10. Spanish Grand Prix – Barcelona - 23 June

  11. Austrian Grand Prix – Spielberg - 30 June

  12. British Grand Prix – Silverstone - 07 July

  13. Hungarian Grand Prix – Budapest - 21 July

  14. Belgian Grand Prix – Spa - 28 July

  15. Dutch Grand Prix – Zandvoort - 25 August

  16. Italian Grand Prix – Monza - 01 September

  17. Azerbaijan Grand Prix – Baku - 15 September

  18. Singapore Grand Prix – Singapore - 22 September

  19. United States Grand Prix – Austin - 20 October

  20. Mexican Grand Prix – Mexico City - 27 October

  21. Brazilian Grand Prix – Sao Paulo - 03 November

  22. Las Vegas Grand Prix – Las Vegas - November 23

  23. Qatar Grand Prix – Losail - 01 December

  24. Abu Dhabi Grand Prix – Yas Marina - 08 December

Drivers ranking

  1. Verstappen M. - Red Bull - 110 points
  2. Perez S. - Red Bull - 85 points
  3. Leclerc C. - Ferrari - 76 points
  4. Sainz C. - Ferrari - 69 points
  5. Norris L. - McLaren - 58 points
  6. Plates O. - McLaren - 38 points
  7. Russell G. - Mercedes - 33 points
  8. Alonso F. - Aston Martin - 31 points
  9. Hamilton L. - Mercedes - 19 points
  10. Stroll L. - Aston Martin - 9 points
  11. Tsunoda Y. - Rb - 7 points
  12. Bearman O. - 6 points
  13. Hulkenberg N. - Haas - 4 points
  14. Magnussen K. - Haas - 1 points
  15. Zhou G. - Stake F1 Team Kick Sauber - 0 points
  16. Ricciardo D. - Rb - 0 points
  17. Albon A. - Williams 0 points
  18. Ocon E. - Alpine - 0 points
  19. Gasly P. - Alpine - 0 points
  20. Bottas V. - Stake F1 Team Kick Sauber - 0 points
  21. Sargeant L. - Williams - 0 points

Manufacturers ranking

  1. Red Bull - 195 points
  2. Ferrari - 151 points
  3. McLaren - 96 points
  4. Mercedes - 52 points
  5. Aston Martin - 40 points
  6. Rb - 7 points
  7. Haas - 5 points
  8. Alpine - 0 points
  9. Stake F1 Team Kick Sauber - 0 points
  10. Williams - 0 points

The drivers of the 2024 Formula 1 World Championship

Even on the drivers' side, the 2024 World Championship marks an unprecedented record, with the collective confirmation by all the teams of the athletes taking to the track in 2023 .

Haas

  • Kevin Magnussen – confirmed

  • Nico Hulkenberg – confirmed

Red Bull

  • Max Verstappen – confirmed

  • Sergio Perez – confirmed

Aston Martin

  • Fernando Alonso – confirmed

  • Lance Stroll – confirmed

McLaren

  • Oscar Piastri – confirmed

  • Lando Norris – confirmed

AlphaTauri

  • Daniel Ricciardo – confirmed

  • Yuki Tsunoda – confirmed

Williams

  • Sargeant

  • Alexander Albon – confirmed

Ferrari

  • Charles Leclerc – confirmed

  • Carlos Sainz – confirmed

Mercedes

  • Lewis Hamilton – confirmed

  • George Russell – confirmed

Alpine

  • Pierre Gasly – confirmed

  • Esteban Ocon – confirmed

Sauber

  • Valtteri Bottas – confirmed

  • Zhou Guanyu – confirmed

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ACI Motorsport Training School

Appointment at the circuit on April 6th, focus on safety during track events for the marshals of the Autodromo Nazionale Monza.

Motorsport is dangeours, motorsport is dangerous: the Americans write it both on the passes and on the nets of their speedways. But we can work to minimize risks and accidents, especially for workers. And this is the focus of the day regarding safety at work which will see the Marshals of the Autodromo Nazionale Monza as protagonists on Saturday 6 April. A day that will enjoy the support of Specialist Motorsport Academy, the ACI training school directed by Raffaele Giammaria on behalf of ACI Sport and which counts on the support of Sport and Health.

The appointment is at 10am at the Tazio Nuvolari Press Room. On the agenda: safety at work during track activity according to law 81/08 also known as the Consolidated Law on Safety, information on interferential risks (those resulting from possible interference between works carried out by different companies), correct use of PPE (personal protective equipment), information on the fire prevention service and a quick overview of the 2024 regulatory changes of the FIA ​​(International Automobile Federation) and ACI Sport (the national Federation).

After an introduction by Alessandro Tibiletti, president of the GUG, the floor will pass to Renato Schmidt, international race director of the Autodromo Nazionale Monza, Pietro Andreoni, motorsport fire prevention expert and Michele Taddei of EcoGeo (ASPP Sias spa).

by principe