2023 F1 Calendar & Schedule

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Race Calendar & Schedule

3 Mar – 26 Nov · 22 rounds

22
Events
5
Continents
20
Countries
131,510km
Travel distance
3.3× around the world
2023 F1 Schedule

The 2023 Dutch GP will be driven right after the summer break

This 2023 F1 race calendar is a concept that leaked out on the 6th of September 2022. This F1 race schedule would have 24 races, one more than current season, but two venues did never happen.

The Chinese F1 Grand Prix seemed to be the only race that's uncertain. But got cancelled quit early in the season, due to the covid pandemic that was going on in China

Another change is that the Belgian GP will be held before the Hungarian GP and before the summer break. The Dutch GP will be the first race of the 2023 F1 Calendar after the summer break.

In September 20th the Formula1.com website confirmed the calendar below with exactly the same dates and order. On the same day the calendar was also  approved by the World Motor Sport Council (WMSC).

On the 17th of January the final 2023 F1 race schedule was published without the Chinese F1 Grand Prix. The race was cancelled due to still ongoing covid restrictions in China.

The 2023 lost another GP on the 17th of May, when the Emilia Romagna Grand Prix got cancelled due to heavy rainfall and floods.

2023 F1 GP Race Schedule

 

2023 F1 Car Launch dates

TeamCarDate
HaasVF-23January 31st
Red BullRB19February 3rd - 14:30 CET
WilliamsFW45February 6th - 15:00 CET
Alfa RomeoC43February 7th - 10:00 CET
AlphaTauriAT04February 11th - 23:30 CET
Aston MartinAMR23February 13th - 20:00 CET
McLarenMCL60February 13th - 18:00 CET
FerrariSF-23February 14th - 11:25 CET
MercedesW14February 15th - 10:15 CET
AlpineA523February 16th - 21:00 CET

 

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2023 F1 Calendar — Frequently Asked Questions

How many races are in the 2023 F1 season?
The 2023 Formula 1 season consists of 22 Grand Prix races on the official FIA calendar.
Which 2023 races use the Sprint format?
6 Sprint format weekends are scheduled in 2023: 2023 Azerbaijan F1 GP, 2023 Austrian F1 GP, 2023 Belgian F1 GP, 2023 Qatar F1 GP, 2023 USA F1 GP and 2023 São Paulo F1 GP. Each Sprint weekend features a Sprint Qualifying session and a Sprint Race in addition to the main Grand Prix.
Who has the most wins in the 2023 F1 season?
Max Verstappen currently leads the win count in the 2023 Formula 1 season with 19 Grand Prix victories.
When does the 2023 F1 season start?
The 2023 Formula 1 season starts with the 2023 Bahrain F1 GP on March 5.
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