2003 F1 Calendar & Schedule

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Race Calendar & Schedule

9 Mar – 12 Oct · 16 rounds

16
Events
5
Continents
14
Countries
67,826km
Travel distance
1.7× around the world
Michael Schumacher driving the Ferrari F2003GA at Imola

Michael Schumacher driving the Ferrari F2003GA at Imola

The 2003 F1 calendar featured 16 Grands Prix, starting with the Australian grand prix in Melbourne and ending with the Japanese Grand Prix at Suzuka.

The 2003 Formula 1 season delivered a much closer championship battle than the previous year, with Michael Schumacher, Kimi Räikkönen and Juan Pablo Montoya all fighting near the front. Schumacher eventually secured his sixth World Championship, breaking Juan Manuel Fangio’s long-standing record.

Below you can find the complete 2003 Formula 1 Grand Prix calendar, including all race dates, circuits and locations from the 2003 F1 season.

2003 F1 GP Race Schedule

 

2003 F1 Calendar — Frequently Asked Questions

How many races are in the 2003 F1 season?
The 2003 Formula 1 season consists of 16 Grand Prix races on the official FIA calendar.
Who has the most wins in the 2003 F1 season?
Michael Schumacher currently leads the win count in the 2003 Formula 1 season with 6 Grand Prix victories.
When does the 2003 F1 season start?
The 2003 Formula 1 season starts with the 2003 Australian F1 GP on March 9.
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