Canadian Grand Prix An Anomaly On 2024 F1 Calendar

Large 2022 Canadian Grand Prix Friday
Canadian Grand Prix
Large 2022 Canadian Grand Prix Friday
Canadian Grand Prix

The 2024 Canadian Grand Prix has been confirmed as happening from 7-9 June 2024. It’s one of 24 stages in the recently announced F1 2024 calendar. Although the calendar partly reflects F1’s attempts to regionalise, the Canadian Grand Prix is an exception. It takes place between two European races, the Monaco Grand Prix and the Spanish Grand Prix, as you can see in the full calendar provided below.

Full F1 2024 calendar

Bahrain Grand PrixMarch 2, 2024
Saudi Arabia Grand PrixMarch 9, 2024
Australian Grand PrixMarch 24, 2024
Japanese Grand PrixApril 7, 2024
Chinese Grand PrixApril 21, 2024
American Grand PrixMay 5, 2024
Emilia Romagna Grand PrixMay 19, 2024
Monaco Grand PrixMay 26, 2024
Canadian Grand PrixJune 6, 2024
Spanish Grand PrixJune 23, 2024
Austrian Grand PrixJune 30, 2024
British Grand PrixJuly 7, 2024
Hungarian Grand PrixJuly 21, 2024
Belgian Grand PrixJuly 28, 2024
Dutch Grand PrixAugust 25, 2024
Italian Grand PrixSeptember 1, 2024
Azerbaijan Grand PrixSeptember 15, 2024
Singapore Grand PrixSeptember 22, 2024
USA Grand PrixOctober 20, 2024
Mexican Grand PrixOctober 27, 2024
Brazilian Grand PrixNovember 3, 2024
Las Vegas Grand PrixNovember 23, 2024
Qatar Grand PrixDecember 1, 2024
Abu Dhabi Grand PrixDecember 8, 2024

F1 looking to reduce its carbon footprint

Given the significant amount of information confirming F1’s significant carbon footprint it’s not surprising the organisation is attempting to make changes. It has created a plan to achieve carbon neutrality by 2030. Regionalising the calendar is part of this plan. This regionalisation aims to reduce distances travelled during the F1 Championship.

Despite F1’s dedication to regionalising its events, the Canadian Grand Prix is still taking place in June, right between two races in Europe. This positioning has always been the intention of promoter François Dumontier, partly due to the climate in Montreal, where the Canadian Grand Prix is held.

Will Verstappen triumph again in 2024?

This year’s Canadian Grand Prix was won easily by Max Verstappen as he came closer to achieving a third straight World Drivers Championship title. The result was also a big achievement for Red Bull as the constructor kept up its 100% winning record for the season.

Given Verstappen’s previous performances and betting odds prior to the Canadian Grand Prix, the Belgian’s success is not surprising. Odds on Verstappen were -400, with odds of +450, and +850 for second and third place Fernando Alonso and Lewis Hamilton, respectively.

Looking forward to the recently announced 2024 Canadian Grand Prix, we considered information from timesunion.com concerning betting and odds on the race. It’s hard to see past Verstappen as the winner again. Although, this year’s placed drivers, including Alonso and Hamilton, as well as Charles Leclerc, Carlos Sainz, and Sergio Perez, should not be overlooked.

The odds on drivers placing for next season’s race will become clearer as we reach the end of the 2023 season in November and head towards the 2024 calendar.

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