The Hungarian GP will bring back the adrenaline-filled F1 weekends once again! After the breathtaking moment when Lewis Hamilton crossed the chequered flag to win the 104th race in his Formula 1 career, there was a break for 2 weeks. As fans have had enough time to catch their breaths and brace for more action on the race tracks, the F1 circuit will now travel to the Hungaroring for the 13th round of contest between the drivers.

Thanks to Sergio Perez’s disappointing finishes in the last few races, Red Bull’s gap to its rival teams is going down. Hence, the upcoming Hungarian Grand Prix is a crucial one for the Mexican as he needs to reinstate his team’s faith in him. Meanwhile, Mercedes’ George Russell DNF’ed at his home race last weekend while his teammate Hamilton stole the show with a win. Thus, the Briton will now want to redeem himself by scoring a top 3 spot in Hungary. Well, only time will tell if he gets a good result for Toto Wolff’s army at the end of this week. So, let’s take a look at the entire Hungarian GP 2024 schedule and also where you can watch the races.

The 2024 Hungarian Grand Prix schedule

In the first 12 Grands Prix of this year, we have already seen 6 different race winners. The Hungarian GP might add another name to the list of Grand Prix winners, so the fans definitely have a lot to watch out for.

Now, here is the complete schedule for you to know when to watch the races:

Friday, July 19: FP1 and FP2

Friday in Hungary will be as busy as ever with all the drivers returning to the cockpits of their race cars after a couple of weeks of break. First off, there will be the Practice Session of F3 while this will be followed by another Practice Session for the F2 drivers. An hour after this, there will be the first Free Practice Session of F1, leading up to the Qualifiers of F3 and then F2. But in between the two Qualis, there will be the F1 teams’ press conference where Toto Wolff, Christian Horner, and others will speak to the journalists. Then, the second FP for Formula 1 will take place in the evening.

Saturday, July 20: FP3 and Qualifiers

The events on Saturday will begin with the Formula 3 Sprint early in the morning, and the F3 Press Conference will follow that. After that, the FP3 for Formula 1 will begin. This will be the last round of free practice for the F1 racers before they huddle up on the tracks for their Qualifying. The Qualis for F1 will take off after the F2 Sprint and Press Conference once we have our pole-sitter at the end of the Qualis (which will take place in 3 parts: Q1, Q2, and Q3). For a special, in-depth analysis of the Hungarian GP qualifiers, fans should check out the session of Ted’s qualifying notebook that will come out on Saturday post-quality.

Sunday, July 21: Race Day

After all the other events are done with, the Race Day will have all the fans flocking to the grandstands for a final facedown at the Hungaroring. In the morning, the F3 and F2 feature races will take place, with their respective Press Conferences. In the afternoon, the Hungarian GP will take place to decide who comes out on top and which racer misses out on clinching the Grand Prix win on Sunday.

With this, we have come to an end of our rundown of the event timings for the Hungarian GP. Now, let us go through how you can watch these races.

Where to get a hold of the broadcasts of the Hungarian GP?

The Hungarian GP is the second-last race before the Formula 1 circus will disperse for the summer holidays. Of course, this means that the fans will want to watch all the events of this weekend because they will be missing all the actions for a month before the Dutch GP. To watch the weekend’s events unfold, you need to check out any of these channels depending on your country of residence:

– Official: F1TV

– UK: Sky Sports, Channel 4

– USA: ESPN, ESPN Deportes

– India: FanCode, F1TV

– Australia: Fox Sports, Foxtel, Kayo

– Japan: FujiTV, DAZN

So, now you have a complete guide to when and where to watch the Hungarian GP. All the timings here have been given in Hungarian Local Time (GMT+2). If you have any guesses for who will win a place in the top 3 at the Hungaroring, do share with us by commenting below.