The Fastest Sector’s Favourite Races of 2024

The 2024 Formula One season came to a dramatic close under the dazzling lights of the Yas Marina Circuit as Lando Norris clinched victory at the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, cementing McLaren’s first Constructors’ Championship since 1998.

“A special day for McLaren, but also a sad one as it was Sainz’s last outing in red.”

The 2024 São Paulo Grand Prix at Interlagos delivered a thrilling spectacle, marked by unpredictable weather, strategic gambles, and dramatic incidents. Max Verstappen showcased his dominance by climbing from P17 to clinch his first victory since June. This race was not just a testament to Verstappen’s skill, but also highlighted the tenacity of midfield teams like Alpine, who secured a surprising double podium.

“This drive was a display for the ages.”

The 2024 Singapore Grand Prix once again delivered a breathtaking spectacle of speed, strategy, and drama, reinforcing its status as one of the most thrilling and glamorous races on the Formula One calendar. Set against the dazzling skyline of Marina Bay, the night race provided a perfect combination of racing intensity and urban glamour, making it an
unforgettable event for fans and drivers alike.

“The essence of the night race was incredible.”

Charles Leclerc suffered and lost many chances of a home race win, which some people call the ‘Monaco curse’. He was finally able to lift the curse and became the first Monegasque to win a Monaco Grand Prix since the start of the Formula One world championship. 

“Seeing Leclerc finally win his home race was amazing!”

Lando Norris finally clinched his long awaited first race win at the Miami GP. The appearance of the safety car may have gone in his favour, but this win became a display of his and McLaren’s speed to come.

“Seeing Norris get his first race win was great to see.”

Lewis Hamilton delivered a masterclass at Silverstone, securing his record-extending ninth British Grand Prix victory in a thrilling race marked by shifting weather conditions and strategic pit stops. This victory also marked Hamilton’s first win since December 2021 and his 104th career win, solidifying his status as a legend in Formula 1.

“It was such an emotional win.”