What time is the Chinese Grand Prix for me?

Find out what time each session starts as the 2024 Formula 1 season travels to China

Published

13 APR 2024

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1 min

The Chinese Grand Prix is back for the first time since 2019 for its 17th edition with all eyes on the Shanghai International Circuit.

Given its absence from the racing calendar, this track is not one fans will want to miss out on, including Saturday’s Sprint race.

But don’t worry! To make sure you catch all the action in Shanghai this weekend we have our trusty time convertor.

Read on below to find out when we’ll be on track for you, and then remember to join us right here for extensive coverage across the three days.

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