On Saturday, August 24, the qualifying round was held 2024 F1 Dutch GPthe first after the summer break, which decided the pole position and set the starting grid for Sunday’s race. Check out what time Q1 started and how it looked.
Summary and results:
What time was the qualifying for the 2024 F1 Dutch GP?
- What time was the F1 qualifying for the Dutch GP in Spain: at 3:00 p.m.
- What time was the F1 qualifying for the Dutch GP in Mexico: at 07:00h
- What time was the F1 qualifying for the Dutch GP in Colombia, Peru, Ecuador and Panama: at 08:00h
- What time was the F1 qualifying for the Dutch GP in Venezuela, Paraguay, Bolivia and Chile: at 09:00h
- What time was the F1 qualifying for the Dutch GP in Argentina and Uruguay: at 10:00h
Qualifying for the Dutch GP of F1 was in the classic format of Q1, Q2 and Q3. The Formula 1 Q1 in Zandvoort started at 3:00 p.m. local time and in Spain, that is, at seven in the morning in Mexico, eight in Colombia or ten in Argentina.
Q1 at Zandvoort lasted 18 minutes and involved all 20 drivers, while Q2 was attended by the 15 fastest drivers from Q1 who fought for a 15-minute battle to make it through to the final Q3. Q3 in the Netherlands will be contested by the ten fastest drivers from Q2, who fought for pole position for 12 minutes.
How the F1 Dutch GP qualification was seen on TV
- How it could be seen Live TV today on qualifying for the Dutch GP of F1 in Spain: DAZN F1
- How you could watch the F1 Dutch GP qualifying live today in Mexico: FOX Sports México
- How the F1 Dutch GP qualifying was seen live today in Colombia, Peru, Ecuador and Panama: STAR +/ ESPN
- How the qualifying of the F1 Dutch GP in Venezuela and Bolivia could be seen live on TV: STAR +/ ESPN
- How the F1 Dutch GP qualifying could be seen live on TV in Argentina, Uruguay and Paraguay: STAR + / ESPN
- How you could watch the F1 Dutch GP qualifying in Argentina live on TV STAR +, FOX Sports o ESPN
- How you could watch the F1 Dutch GP qualifying in Chile live on TV: STAR +/ FOX Sports
The second part of the F1 season maintains the same way of watching the races (and the Zandvoort qualifying) as until now. In Spain, you could watch the qualifying of the Dutch GP on DAZN F1, with a one-hour preview (from 2:00 p.m.), while in Latin America you had to watch the Zandvoort qualifying on FOX Sports Mexico or on STAR + / ESPN or Fox Sports in the rest of the countries.
Which F1 drivers have already achieved a pole position at Zandvoort?
Given its long absence from the calendar, only three editions of the Dutch GP have been held in recent decades, so Max Verstappen is the only poleman on the current grid at Zandvoort, having led the qualifying sessions in 2021, 2022 and 2023.
Frenchman René Arnoux also took three pole positions at Zandvoort, while Alberto Ascari, Graham Hill, Jochen Rindt, Niki Lauda, Ronnie Peterson, Mario Andretti, Alain Prost and Juan Manuel Fangio each took two. In total, 21 drivers have already taken pole position in F1 at Zandvoort.
In the team category, Lotus has eight pole positions at Zandvoort, more than any other team, while Ferrari has seven and the rest are already on four, three or less.
What time was Free Practice 3 for the Dutch F1 GP at Zandvoort?
Before qualifying, there was a third and final opportunity to adapt the cars and driving to the Zandvoort circuit, with an FP3 or free practice session 3 of the Dutch GP at 11:30 am.
- What time was F1 Free Practice 3 for the Dutch GP in Spain: at 11:30 a.m.
- What time was F1 Free Practice 3 for the Dutch GP in Mexico: at 03:30h
- What time were the F1 Free Practice 3 of the Dutch GP in Colombia, Peru, Ecuador and Panama: at 04:30h
- What time were the F1 Free Practice 3 of the Dutch GP in Venezuela, Paraguay, Bolivia and Chile: at 05:30h
- What time were the F1 Free Practice 3 of the Dutch GP in Argentina and Uruguay: at 06:30h
2024 F1 Dutch GP results
Free Practice 1 of the 2024 F1 Dutch GP or F1 Dutch GP 2024
Free Practice 2 of the 2024 F1 Dutch GP or F1 Dutch GP 2024
Free Practice 3 of the 2024 F1 Dutch GP or F1 Dutch GP 2024
