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

This week, the 2024 Formula 1 season continues with the Singapore Grand Prix, starting on Friday, September 20.

Singapore Grand Prix 2024: what to know about the tournament?

The Grand Prix races were previously held in Singapore from 1961 to 1973, though they were not part of the official Formula 1 World Championship calendar. Until 1965, when Singapore gained independence, the event was known as the Malaysian Grand Prix. After fatal incidents in the 1972 and 1973 races, the event was discontinued.

The Singapore Grand Prix has been a part of the Championship since 2008, taking place on a street circuit through the city-state of Singapore. It holds the distinction of being the first Formula 1 race in history to be held under artificial lighting.

The reigning champion is Carlos Sainz of Ferrari, while the most decorated driver is Sebastian Vettel, with five victories to his name.

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

Singapore promises an unconventional weekend format, featuring a sprint race. The event will span three days.

• On Friday, September 20, practice sessions will take place: the first begins at 11:30 CET, and the second at 15:00 CET.
• On Saturday, September 21, the third practice session is scheduled for 11:30, followed by the Dutch Grand Prix qualifying at 15:00 CET.
• The main race will take place on Sunday, September 22, starting at 14:00 CET.

How to watch the Formula 1 Singapore Grand Prix 2024?

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