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FAQs

When does the F1 season start?

The F1 2024 season starts on the 29th of February in Bahrain, at the Bahrain International Circuit. Practice commences on the 29th of February, with Qualifying taking place on the 1st of March, followed by the race on the 2nd of March.

What time is the Grand Prix today?

Here are all the dates and times of the grand prix races in GMT: 

Dutch GP Start Time: Sun, 25 Aug, 14:00 

Italian GP Start Time: Sun, 1 Sept, 14:00 

Azerbaijan Grand Prix Start Time: Sun, 15 Sept, 12:00 

Singapore Grand Prix Timings: Sun, 22 Sept, 13:00 

United States Grand Prix Start Time: Sun, 20 Oct, 20:00 

Mexican Grand Prix Start Time: Sun, 27 Oct, 20:00 

Brazilian Grand Prix Start Time: Sun, 3 Nov, 17:00 

Las Vegas GP Start Time: Sun, 24 Nov, 06:00 

Qatar GP Start Time: Sun, 1 Dec, 17:00 

Abu Dhabi Grand Prix Timing: Sun, 8 Dec, 13:00 

How fast do F1 cars go?

On straight ways F1 cars reach speeds of over 200 mph (320 km/h), almost as fast as our stock sells. Make sure to get your F1 Grand Prix Merchandise before it sells out. Discover Headwear & Clothing for Red Bull Racing, Alpine F1McLaren F1, and MoneyGram Haas F1 Team. And if you’re looking for a deal, check out New Era’s F1 sale for discounted prices. 

How long does a Formula 1 race last?

A Formula 1 race can last between 80 – 100 minutesbutcannot exceed 2 hours.

How Many F1 tracks are there?

The Formula 1 2024 season will feature a record-breaking 24 circuits, one more than the usual 23. Making it the largest F1 season ever, so, you wouldn't want to miss a race. Ensure you're prepared with our Race Day Special Headwear and Clothing selection.

What to wear at F1?

There is no formal dress code for Formula 1 races. However, it's a great opportunity to show your support for your favourite team by wearing their colours and merchandise. You can wear anything from t-shirts and jackets to F1 headwear to proudly display your team's colours. New Era has got you covered for all your motorsport fan needs!

What is DRS in F1?

DRS in Formula 1 stands for Drag Reduction System; it is a driver-controlled mechanism to help reduce aerodynamic drag to increase top speed. This allows the driver to overtake competitors.