The 13th race of the 2024 Formula One season will be upon us in just a few hours’ time, and after a week off, the European summer of races continues at pace, heading east from Great Britain to the Hungaroring for the 40th edition of the Hungarian Grand Prix.

We’re beyond the halfway point now, and as such the pressure really ramps up for the 20 drivers taking part in the 2024 Formula One season. Max Verstappen remains the man to beat after 12 races, but Mercedes duo George Russell and Lewis Hamilton have done just that in the last two races.

Russell and Hamilton have recorded wins at the Austrian and British Grands Prix respectively, and the Dutchman, who has still won seven of the 12 races so far in 2024, will be dead-set on making it eight from 13 this weekend. 

Verstappen still holds a healthy lead in his bid for a fourth consecutive World Drivers’ Championship, leading the standings by 84 points, and having stormed to comfortable victories in each of the last two meetings at the Hungaroring, the Red Bull driver is looking to win three straight.

Following his first win in 945 days at the circuit which bears his name, Hamilton will also be keen on pipping Verstappen, Russell, and future Ferrari teammate Charles Leclerc to the top of the podium once again – he was the last driver other than Verstappen to win in Hungary back in 2020.

For all the scheduling, TV and streaming details for the Hungarian Grand Prix, The Sporting News has your go-to guide for today’s race. 

What time does the 2024 Hungarian Grand Prix start?

The 2024 Hungarian Grand Prix gets underway at 3:00 p.m. local time (CEST) from the Hungaroring in Mogyorod, Hungary, on Sunday, July 21. Here’s how that start time translates across some of the world’s major regions:

F1 Hungarian Grand Prix 2024 TV channel

F1 Hungarian Grand Prix 2024 live stream