The 2024 Formula One season was scheduled to feature 24 races, the largest calendar in Formula One history at that time.
The championship began with the Bahrain Grand Prix on 2 March and concluded with the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix on 8 December. The calendar included established venues such as Monaco, Silverstone, Monza and Suzuka, alongside newer or returning events including Las Vegas and the Chinese Grand Prix.
The 24-race total refers to Grands Prix, not every competitive session or event held during a race weekend. Several rounds also included sprint races, including China, Miami, Austria, the United States, São Paulo and Qatar. Those sprint events added extra track action but did not increase the official Grand Prix count.
The Chinese Grand Prix returned after a four-year absence caused by COVID-19-related cancellations. The Emilia Romagna Grand Prix also returned after its 2023 cancellation because of flooding, helping produce the record-length schedule.