F1, 2023 calendar made official: record number of GPs

There will be 23 race weekends in F1, never so many in a single season

There will be 23 race weekends in the 2023 F1 World Championship: this is an all-time record, coming despite the official cancellation (without replacement) of the Chinese Grand Prix, removed from the calendar due to Covid-related organizational difficulties.

In a brief note published on its official channels, Formula 1’s top management thus made known all the dates of the season, which we quote below:

– February 23-25 pre-season testing in Bahrain (Sakhir);
– March 5 Gp Bahrain (Sakhir);
– March 19 Gp Saudi Arabia (Jeddah);
– April 2 Gp Australia (Melbourne);
– April 30 Gp Azerbaijan (Baku);
– May 7 Gp Miami (Miami, Florida);
– May 21 Gp Emilia Romagna (Imola);
– May 28 Gp Monaco (Monte Carlo);
– June 4 Gp Spain (Barcelona);
– June 18 Gp canada (Montreal);
– July 2 Gp Austria (Spielberg);
– July 9 Gp UK (Silverstone);
– July 23 Gp Hungary (Budapest);
– July 30 Gp Belgium (Spa);
– August 27 Gp Netherlands (Zandvoort);
– September 3 Gp Italy (Monza);
– September 17 Gp Singapore (Singapore);
– September 24 Gp Japan (Suzuka);
– October 8 Gp Qatar (Lusail);
– October 22 Gp USA (Austin);
– October 29 Gp Mexico (Mexico City);
– Nov. 5 Gp Brazil (Sao Paulo);
– Nov 18 Gp Las Vegas (Las Vegas, Nevada);
– Nov 26 Gp Abu Dhabi (Yas Marina).

Two, then, the appointments on Italian soil, at Imola and Monza. The last confirmation of the calendar instead concerns the Las Vegas circuit, pending final homologation by the FIA.