The Formula 1 season starts this weekend at the Bahrain Grand Prix and from the outset It will be a different campaign as it is the longest in history with 24 races in the year.
This season the Chinese Grand Prix returns, which was not present in the last four seasons due to the COVID pandemic.
These are some records that can be broken in the 2024 Formula 1 season:
Lewis Hamilton will seek to be the greatest champion in history
Lewis Hamilton has the possibility of winning his eighth drivers’ world championship and being the greatest champion in the history of this category. The Briton is tied with Michael Schumacher with seven titles, although to do so he will have to defeat Red Bull’s Max Verstappen.
Red Bull wants another four-time championship
Red Bull is one of the best teams in recent years and this season they will have the chance to be the first team in history with two four-time championships.
Max Verstappen could win his fourth consecutive title, just as Sebastian Vettel did from 2010 to 2013. No team has won four titles in a row on two different occasions.
Max Verstappen wants to join the Olympus of drivers
Max Verstappen has three consecutive titles and has 54 career victories in his career. This year he can win his fourth world championship, something that only Michael Schumacher, Lewis Hamilton, Juan Manuel Fangio, Alain Prost and Sebastian Vettel have
Is Latin American representation in Formula 1 ending?
A Latin driver has participated in every season of the top motorsport category. This could end after this season after being Sergio Checo Pérez’s last with Red Bull and the question of whether it will continue in that team or with another for the next season.
If it does not continue, it would be the first time in 74 years where there would be no pilot from the region.
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