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With the driver's championship secured, Max Verstappen looks to take the final two races of the season in style

With the Las Vegas Grand Prix behind us, there are just two races left in the 2024 F1 season, and this weekend, all the action will take place at the 2024 Qatar Grand Prix. The 306 km race consists of 57 laps around a circuit that's 5.

Max Verstappen will be competing at the event as a four-time World Champion for the first time, having secured a fourth title at the Las Vegas Grand Prix last week. However, it's

Formula 1 qualifying gets underway at the 2024 Qatar Grand Prix today (Saturday, November 30, local time) as McLaren and Ferrari vie for the constructors' championship. Whilst Max Verstappen sealed the drivers' title last weekend at the Las Vegas GP, Red Bull have a huge task ahead of them if they want to win the constructors'.

The Formula 1 paddock might be bleary-eyed this weekend after an 8000 mile journey from Las Vegas to Losail, but European viewers will watch the 2024 Qatar Grand Prix well-rested with the return of afternoon sessions, after a 6am start for the Las Vegas GP.

Oscar Piastri won the sprint race in Qatar ahead of team-mate Lando Norris as McLaren closed in on a first constructors’ title in 26 years. Much has been made of Norris’ lacklustre starts this season but the British driver blasted away from pole before playing the team game to help Piastri.

Formula 1 heads to Qatar and the Lusail International Circuit this weekend for the final sprint race of the season, and the penultimate grand prix weekend of 2024. Of course, Max Verstappen has already secured drivers' championship success, his fourth consecutive title, but there is still plenty more to play for before 2024 is out.

F1 next heads to Lusail for the Qatar Grand Prix and the final sprint weekend of the 2024 season. Max Verstappen secured the drivers’ world championship at the last race in Las Vegas, his fourth in a row,