2024 Mexico City Grand Prix: date, time and where to watch the Formula 1 race

The Formula 1 season is nearing its end, and this week we have the 2024 Mexico City Grand Prix in the World Cup.

2024 Mexico City Grand Prix: what to know about the tournament?

The Mexican Grand Prix has been part of the World Championship during the seasons of 1963-1970, 1986-1992, and 2015-2019, with a non-championship race held in 1962. All 18 official Grands Prix took place at the Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez in Mexico City.

In 2014, the Mexican Grand Prix was included in the provisional Formula 1 calendar, but it was postponed to the 2015 season due to time constraints. Starting in 2020, the name of the event was changed to the Mexico City Grand Prix to emphasize the support provided by the city’s government.

The reigning champion of this Grand Prix is Max Verstappen, who is also the most successful driver in its history with five victories. Additionally, Red Bull Racing is the most dominant team among the constructors.

2024 Mexico City Grand Prix: where and when will it take place?

This weekend will feature an unconventional format with a sprint race. The event will span three days.

• On Friday, October 25, practice sessions will take place: the first session begins at 20:30 CET.
• In the early hours of Saturday, October 26, the second practice starts at 00:00 CET, followed by the third practice at 19:30 CET. Qualifying is set to begin at 23:00 CET.
• On Sunday, October 27, the main race will take place at 21:00 CET.

How to watch the 2024 Mexico City Grand Prix?

Each country has its own broadcaster. The Dailysports team has prepared information for you where you can watch the fifth round of F1 in your country below.

• Australia - Network 10, Fox Sports
• Cameroon - SuperSport
• Canada - RDS, TSN, CTV/Noovo
• Kenya - SuperSport
• New Zealand - Sky NZ
• Nigeria - SuperSport
• South Africa - SuperSport
• Uganda - SuperSport
• United Kingdom - Sky Sports, Channel 4
• United States - ESPN

Other countries:

• Algeria - SuperSport
• Angola - SuperSport
• Botswana - SuperSport
• China - CCTV, Shanghai TV, Guangdong Television Channel, Tencent
• Gambia - SuperSport
• Ghana - SuperSport
• Hong Kong - beIN SPORTS, Now Sports
• India - FanCode
• Ireland - Sky Sports, Channel 4
• Israel - Sport 5
• Japan - Fuji TV, DAZN
• Lesotho - SuperSport
• Liberia - SuperSport
• Madagascar - SuperSport
• Malawi - SuperSport
• Mauritius - SuperSport
• Namibia - SuperSport
• Rwanda - SuperSport
• Sierra Leone - SuperSport
• Singapore - beIN SPORTS
• South Sudan - SuperSport
• Sudan - SuperSport
• Tanzania - SuperSport
• Zambia - SuperSport
• Zimbabwe - SuperSport