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Formula 1 , tek kişilik ve açık tekerlekli yarış arabalarının yüksek hızda yarıştığı, dünyanın en prestijli motor sporudur. Uluslararası düzenlenen yarışlarıyla farklı ülkelerde sezon boyunca yapılır. F1, yalnızca pilot becerilerini değil, aynı zamanda takımların mühendislik ve strateji gücünü de sınar. Hız, rekabet ve büyük bir ekonomik değer barındıran Formula 1, dünya çapında milyonlarca izleyiciye hitap eden kültürel bir spor olarak öne çıkar.

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Formula 1`in güncel 2024 sezonunda 10 takım bulunmaktadır. Takımlar şu şekilde;

1. Red Bull Racing

2. Mercedes

3. Ferrari

4. McLaren

5. Aston Martin

6. Alpine

7. Williams

8. Stake F1

9. Visa Cash App RB

10. Haas

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Formula 1`in güncel sezonunda 10 takım olduğundan bahsetmiştik. Her takım 2 araca sahip olabiliyor ve 2 pilotla yarışıyor. Takımlar ve pilotlar listesi şu şekilde;

1. Red Bull Racing: Max Verstappen, Sergio Perez

2. Mercedes: Lewis Hamilton, George Russell

3. Ferrari: Charles Leclerc, Carlos Sainz

4. McLaren: Lando Norris, Oscar Piastri

5. Aston Martin: Fernando Alonso, Lance Stroll

6. Alpine: Esteban Ocon, Pierre Gasly

7. Williams: Alexander Albon, Logan Sargeant

8. Stake F1 : Valtteri Bottas, Zhou Guanyu

9. Visa Cash App RB : Daniel Ricciardo, Yuki Tsunoda

10. Haas: Kevin Magnussen, Nico Hulkenberg​

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Formula 1`de Bu Sezon Koşulacak Yarışlar

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Formula 1`de Bu Sezon Koşulacak Yarışlar

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Bu sezon 24 yarış sürecek eve evet şuana kadarki en uzun formula 1 sezonu olacak. Beraber yarışların nerede ve ne zaman olacağına bakalım;

2 Mart - Bahreyn GP, Sakhir

9 Mart - Suudi Arabistan GP, Cidde

24 Mart - Avustralya GP, Melbourne

7 Nisan - Japonya GP, Suzuka

21 Nisan - Çin GP, Şanghay

5 Mayıs - Miami GP, Miami

19 Mayıs - Emilia Romagna GP, İmola

26 Mayıs - Monaco GP, Monte Carlo

9 Haziran - Kanada GP, Montreal

23 Haziran - İspanya GP, Barselona

30 Haziran - Avusturya GP, Spielberg

7 Temmuz - İngiltere GP, Silverstone

21 Temmuz - Macaristan GP, Budapeşte

28 Temmuz - Belçika GP, Spa

25 Ağustos - Hollanda GP, Zandvoort

1 Eylül - İtalya GP, Monza

15 Eylül - Azerbaycan GP, Bakü

22 Eylül - Singapur GP, Singapur

20 Ekim - ABD GP, Austin

27 Ekim - Meksika GP, Mexico City

3 Kasım - Brezilya GP, Sao Paulo

23 Kasım - Las Vegas GP, Las Vegas

1 Aralık - Katar GP, Lusail

8 Aralık - Abu Dabi GP, Yas Marina

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https://tr.wikipedia.org/wiki/2024_Formula_1_sezonu

https://www.motorsport.com/f1/news/2024-f1-season-driver-lineup-calendar/10553574/#:~:text=The%202024%20F1%20season%20will,a%20more%20defined%20Asian%20leg.

https://tr.motorsport.com/f1/schedule/2024/

https://www.formula1.com

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Last year was dominated by Max Verstappen and Red Bull, with a few teams such as McLaren and Ferrari starting to improve their car towards the end of the year.

Alfa Romeo is set for a name change in 2024 after its current title sponsorship will come to an end. The team is expected to change its name to the Sauber brand for 2024, before its transformation into the Audi works team in 2026.

Red Bull's junior team AlphaTauri will also face a name change in 2024, with the team wanting to return to a non-branded name like it's previous Toro Rosso guise. Although the rebrand is yet to be announced there is rumours the team could be called Racing Bulls.

Although there are not many massive changes heading into 2024, a new record-breaking 24 race calendar will make this the biggest year ever for the championship.

Here's everything you need to know about the 2024 F1 season:

2024 F1 driver line-up

There are no changes to the 2023 F1 grid as we go into the new season. Every team has stuck with the drivers that they ended the season with, but many contracts set to expire at the end of 2024.

Daniel Ricciardo has also secured his place at AlphaTauri after the team axed Nyck de Vries midway through 2023. Speculation that Sergio Perez could also lose his place at Red Bull following a difficult mid-season has been dismissed, which includes rumours that Ricciardo could be moved into the team next year.

Although the grid is not changing from the latter half of the previous season, 2024 could prove more interesting with 13 out of 20 seats up for contention at the end of next year.

2024 F1 car launch dates

F1 teams have begun to announce the dates for their 2024 car launches ahead of the new season. Pre-season testing begins on 21 February (two days earlier than 2023), so it is expected that teams will reveal their cars slightly earlier than the last season. In 2023, cars were launched between 31 January and 16 February.

Here are the F1 car launch dates for 2024:

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Max Verstappen, Red Bull Racing RB19, Charles Leclerc, Ferrari SF-23, Carlos Sainz, Ferrari SF-23, Sergio Perez, Red Bull Racing RB19, the rest of the field at the start

2024 F1 calendar

The 2024 F1 season will begin on 29 February and will see a record-breaking 24 race season. The calendar has been regionalised by the FIA in an attempt to make the series more sustainable, including moving the Japanese GP to April from its usual September spot for a more defined Asian leg.

The Chinese GP will make its return to the F1 calendar after being cancelled for the last four years. The Qatar GP will become the penultimate race of the season, which should help with the heat issue faced by drivers in 2023 but will also make transportation of cars and equipment to the Abu Dhabi finale easier.

When is F1 pre-season testing?

F1's pre-season testing for 2024 will begin on 21 February in Bahrain. There will be three days of testing for the teams ahead of the first grand prix the following week.

The FIA has also revealed that pre-season testing will run each day between 10am to 7pm, instead of the previous 7:30pm which happened in 2023.

The testing sessions will take place in Bahrain to help with the FIA's conscious efforts to make the series more sustainable. This means the cars and equipment will not need transporting between pre-season testing and the first grand prix of the year.

Testing will run between 10am and 7pm after the FIA reduced the timings down from 7:30pm.

Photo by: Mercedes AMG

Lewis Hamilton, George Russell, Mick Schumacher, Mercedes Reserve Driver, Toto Wolff, Mercedes F1 Team Team Principal and CEO, Mercedes W14

2024 F1 regulation changes

The FIA has made some changes to regulations around the testing of old cars, stipulating that any components run must have been previously used at a race weekend. Article 10.2 C) of the Sporting Regulations has been revised to state: "Cars must only use components and software of a specification that have been used in at least one (1) Competition or TCC (testing of a current car) of a Championship season."

The regulation change will ensure that teams cannot run any brand-new components on an old car to try and gain any date outside of testing restrictions.

Who are the 2024 F1 reserve drivers

The F1 teams have begun to announce their 2024 reserve drivers for the upcoming season. Some of the teams have retained their 2023 reserve drivers including Red Bull rookie Liam Lawson and Mercedes' Mick Schumacher.

However some teams have decided to bring in brand new drivers, including McLaren who have announced two new drivers to their line-up. The team has announced it will sign this year's 24 Hours of Le Mans winner Ryo Hirakawa and IndyCar driver Pato O'Ward as reserve drivers for the next season.

Photo by: Simon Galloway / Motorsport Images

Sergio Perez, Red Bull Racing, 3rd position, Max Verstappen, Red Bull Racing, 1st position, Lando Norris, McLaren, 2nd position, with their Sprint race trophies

Are changes being made to the Formula 1 sprint races?

Formula 1 is in talks to change the sprint race format for 2024, which has gained support from teams and bosses. Changes have not yet been agreed, with further discussions being held in January with the FIA, this could involve a complete revamp of the weekend timetable or a reverse grid format.

The six sprint weekends in 2023 had already faced some changes, including the race having a separate qualifying session, which no longer determined the grid for Sunday's grand prix. But with the separation of the grand prix and qualifying moving to a Friday, teams were placed under parc ferme rules from Friday's FP1 onwards.

Talks have begun between F1 and the teams to decide on a format overhaul for 2024, with one proposal suggesting qualifying for Sunday's grand prix to return to Saturday afternoon with the sprint race in the morning.

The sprint shootout qualifying, which sets the grid for the sprint race, would then be moved to Friday following FP1. This change could allow parc ferme conditions to be re-opened after the sprint race, allowing teams to make any needed changes ahead of qualifying.

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2024 F1 season driver line-up and calendar

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Last year was dominated by Max Verstappen and Red Bull, with a few teams such as McLaren and Ferrari starting to improve their car towards the end of the year. Alfa Romeo is set for a name change in 2024 after its current title sponsorship will come to an end.