F1, calendar: record number of GPs for the 2023 season

Record number of GPs for the 2023 season

Formula 1 2023 will have more races than ever before: as many as 24 events are scheduled for the upcoming season. The calendar features two new entries: The Chinese Grand Prix, which returns after the pandemic, and Las Vegas, the third GP in the United States. The Qatar GP also returns, after a year’s absence.

The season, like this year, will start in Bahrain on March 5 and end in Abu Dhabi on November 26, as usual in recent years.

Below is the full schedule:

March 5: GP Bahrain (Sakhir)

March 19: Saudi Arabian GP (Jeddah)

April 2: Australian GP (Albert Park)

April 16: Chinese GP (Shanghai)

April 30: Azerbaijan GP (Baku)

May 7: Miami GP (Miami)

May 21: Emilia Romagna GP (Imola)

May 28: GP Monaco (Monte Carlo)

June 4: Spanish GP (Montmeló)

June 18: GP Canada (Montreal)

July 2: Austrian GP (Spielberg)

July 9: British GP (Silverstone)

July 23: GP Hungary (Hungaroring)

July 30: Belgian GP (Spa)

Aug. 27: Dutch GP (Zandvoort)

September 3: Italian GP (Monza)

Sept. 17: Singapore GP (Marina Bay)

September 24: Japanese GP (Suzuka)

Oct. 8: GP Qatar (Losail)

October 22: GP USA (Austin)

Oct. 29: Mexican GP (Mexico City)

Nov. 5: Brazilian GP (Interlagos)

Nov. 18: Las Vegas GP (Las Vegas)

Nov. 26: GP Abu Dhabi (Yas Marina)