All eyes are on the 2024 Qatar Grand Prix at the Lusail International Circuit Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen have won the last two editions (2021 and 2023, respectively), but with the race being the last weekend of the F1 sprint event, anything can happen as the sport's big names go wheel-to-wheel! [This article explains how to watch the Qatar GP live streaming from anywhere using a VPN

The 2024 Qatar Grand Prix will take place on Sunday, December 1 at 12:00 pm ET / 5:00 pm PT (8:00 pm PT) Local time at the Lusail International Circuit is 8:00 PM

The 2024 Qatar Grand Prix will be broadcast live on the ESPN channel in the United States

In the UK, the F1 broadcast rights belong to Sky TV For more information on watching F1 on TV, click here

These live streaming services allow you to watch the Qatar Grand Prix without having to subscribe to expensive cable or satellite TV

You can watch the Qatar Grand Prix live using a VPN (Virtual Private Network) With this software, no matter where you are in the world, your device will appear to be in your home country Perfect for F1 fans who are away on vacation or business Our favorite is NordVPN Best on the market:

The schedule for the 2024 Qatar Grand Prix is as follows:

The start lights out for the 2024 Qatar Grand Prix is set for Sunday, December 1 at 8 pm local time in Qatar The start times for the 2024 Qatar Grand Prix in Europe, India, South Africa, and other parts of the world are as follows:

The 2024 Qatar Grand Prix will consist of 57 laps of the 5419 km long Lusail International Circuit

The Qatar Grand Prix is one of the most recent additions to the F1 calendar, first held in 2021 as a late replacement for the Australian Grand Prix The Lusail International Circuit filled the void and returned as a permanent circuit in 2023, a year after Qatar was dedicated to hosting the 2022 World Cup

The circuit opened in 2004 and has hosted the Qatar MotoGP ever since The World Touring Car Championship, FIM Endurance World Championship, and Motocross World Championship are also held at the circuit

The Qatar Grand Prix is one of six F1 2024 races held under floodlights, starting at 8 pm local time Despite the evening start, the desert temperatures make it one of the harshest Grands Prix for drivers: in 2023, Esteban Ocon vomited twice in the car while finishing seventh, and Logan Sarjant retired with heatstroke and dehydration

These are just a few of the ways to watch the F1 Qatar Grand Prix and the timetable for all the races, click here for FAQs about the F1 Qatar Grand Prix