Formula E Tokyo E-Prix 2024: Track And Date Times
The Formula E Tokyo Grand Prix 2024, also known as the Tokyo E-Prix, is a significant event as it marks the first-ever race in Japan for the all-electric racing series.
Tokyo E-Prix 2024 will take place on Saturday, 30 March 2024. This inaugural event takes place on the streets around the Tokyo Big Sight convention centre located on the Tokyo Bay waterfront. The Tokyo E-Prix is part of the ABB FIA Formula E World Championship's Season 10 and represents an exciting expansion into new territory for the series.
Here you can find out the date and time of the race as well a learn more about the Tokyo E-Prix 2024 circuit layout.
2024 Tokyo E-Prix Dates And Race Time
Friday 29 March
Free Practice 1 - 16:30 local
The first track action gets underway with 30 minutes of practice on Friday afternoon.
Saturday 30 March
Free Practice 2 - 08:00 local
Race day kicks off with the final 30 minutes of practice ahead of qualifying and the race
Qualifying - 10:20 local
It's time to set the best lap as the drivers duel for the Julius Baer Pole Position
Race - 15:00 local
The main event with 33 laps for the big prize
2024 Tokyo E-Prix Circuit Layout
The Formula E Tokyo Grand Prix 2024 will feature a challenging 18-turn, 2.582km street circuit that encircles the Tokyo International Exhibition Centre, also known as Tokyo Big Sight, which is Japan's largest venue.
This circuit is uniquely positioned just minutes from downtown Tokyo, ensuring that the race will be easily accessible and highly visible against the urban backdrop of one of the world's most dynamic cities.
Formula E Tokyo E-Prix Circuit Layout, source: fiaformulae.com
The track layout for the Tokyo E-Prix includes three notable straights and a mix of technical sequences with tight corners, alongside high-speed combinations, providing a diverse and challenging race for the drivers. Set against the scenic Tokyo metropolis, the circuit is designed to test the 22 drivers in the series to their limits, while simultaneously offering maximum excitement and entertainment for fans both on-site and watching from home.
Additionally, the paddock area, where teams and drivers prepare the GEN3 race cars and plan their racing strategies, will be located along the scenic Tokyo Bay waterfront. This proximity to water adds an extra layer of visual appeal to the event, enhancing the overall experience for teams, drivers, and fans alike.
SEE MORE: Nissan creates kimonos for Formula E rivals!
Nissan NISMO recently shared a tweet on their X account that they “wholeheartedly welcome all teams to the Tokyo E-Prix with handcrafted unique kimonos, a garment integral in Japanese identity.”
As reported by Nissan, Nissan Formula E Team has collaborated with Japanese fashion designer Jun Nakamura to create bespoke kimonos inspired by all 11 teams that compete in the ABB FIA Formula E World Championship.
