F1 Miami GP 2024: Updated schedule and timings

By Arpit Anand

Arpit is a Formula 1 writer and gadget junkie, weaving speed, tech, and drama into narratives that hit like a podium finish.

Published at :May 2, 2024 at 7:19 PM

Modified at :May 4, 2024 at 10:39 AM

(Courtesy : Formula 1)

A new era for Miami motorsport began with the first race in May 2022.

Formula 1 will be back in action this weekend for the Miami GP 2024 after a short break since China. The upcoming race going to be hosted in Florida will be the third edition of the Miami GP.

The race will take place in the heart of Miami with drivers racing their way around the famous Hard Rock Stadium. With the upcoming race being the 2024 season’s first race on American soil, fans have started to come out in full force and excitement.

Apart from all of this, the race brings back the familiar surroundings for Logan Sargeant. The William driver will be competing on his home turf this weekend.

This weekend’s GP marks one of three races in the United States where Logan proudly represents the star-spangled Banner for the fans.

Miami Grand Prix 2024: Updated Schedule and Timing

For the 2024 F1 season, Miami has been chosen as one of the sprint venues from the calendar. This year the sprint race made its debut at the Chinese GP in Shanghai.

The race will follow the general sprint format with an extra race taking place on Saturday and the final race on Sunday. However, in India, the race will exceed till Monday due to the time zone difference.

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3 May, 2024- Friday

FP1: 10:00 pm – 11:00 pm IST

4 May, 2024- Saturday

Sprint Qualifying: 2:00 am – 3:00 am IST
Sprint race: 9:30 pm – 10:30 pm IST

5 May, 2024- Sunday

Qualifying: 1:30 am – 2:30 am IST

6 May, 2024- Monday

Race: 1:30 am – 3:30 am IST

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Arpit Anand

Arpit is a Formula 1 content writer with a passion for storytelling both on and off the track, bringing sharp motorsport analysis and narrative depth to every piece. He is a lifelong bookworm with a deep appreciation for literary classics. He approaches F1 coverage with the eye of a journalist and the soul of a storyteller—believing that great stories, whether on paper or asphalt, deserve to be told well.