With just six races remaining, there is plenty to play for across the grid as the season nears its conclusion.
McLaren will hope to continue the form which recently saw them replace Red Bull at the top of the constructors' standings, as they chase a first constructors' world championship since 1998.
Away from the top end of the track, there are a number of drivers still fighting for their futures in the sport, including former Mercedes racer Valtteri Bottas and Haas veteran Kevin Magnussen.
This weekend also provides an opportunity for one of F1's rising talents to demonstrate his credentials as he looks to show he is deserving of a coveted spot on the grid for 2025.
Franco Colapinto replaced Logan Sargeant at Williams back in August, and has impressed on his three appearances for the British outfit, particularly in Azerbaijan, where his eighth-place finish was enough to secure four valuable points for his team.
But with Carlos Sainz and Alex Albon already confirmed as Williams' driver pairing for 2025, the Argentine faces an uncertain future.
Team boss James Vowles is a big admirer of the 21-year-old, and has assured him he will play a vital role in the team going forward, should a rumoured move to Audi fail to materialise.