McLaren and Ferrari will do battle over the course of the Qatar and Abu Dhabi GP for the title, with the Woking-based outfit coming out on top thus far at Lusail.
The team enjoyed a spectacular 1-2 in Saturday's sprint race, where Lando Norris allowed Oscar Piastri take the victory after the Australian sacrificed his own win for his team-mate at the Sao Paulo GP.
On the other hand, Ferrari have not quite had the pace to match McLaren, with their rivals able to pick up the constructors' in Qatar if they emulate their sprint race performance.
Qatar Grand Prix Race - Sunday, December 1 2024
The race in Qatar kicks off today (Sunday, December 1 2024) at 7pm local time.
Find the session start times converted to your local time zone below.
Local time (AST):7pm Sunday United Kingdom (GMT): 4pm Sunday Central European Time (CET): 5pm Sunday United States (EST): 11am Sunday United States (CST): 10am Sunday United States (PST): 8am Sunday Australia (AEDT): 3am Monday Australia (AWST): 12am Monday Australia (ACDT): 2:30am Monday Mexico (CST): 10am Sunday Japan (JST): 1am Monday South Africa (SAST): 6pm Sunday Egypt (EEST): 6pm Sunday China (CST): 12am Monday India (IST): 9:30pm Sunday Brazil: 1pm Sunday Singapore: 12am Monday Saudi Arabia: 7pm Sunday United Arab Emirates: 8pm Sunday Turkey: 7pm Sunday
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