New to this year’s F1 Grand Prix calendar, announced by the FIA in September, is the Las Vegas Grand Prix. Unusually, it will take place on Saturday, 18 November 2023, rather than the usual Sunday. It will be the penultimate race of the year and will take place at night, making Las Vegas, also known as Sin City, stand out with its magnificent lighting.
There will be a total of three races in the United States, with Las Vegas, the Miami Grand Prix and the traditional US Grand Prix in Austin, Texas. The Qatar Grand Prix returns after a one-year break.
On the contrary, the Chinese Grand Prix will be missing, which has been absent since 2020 due to the Covid-19 pandemic, although it was originally included in the calendar for this year. A place was not found even for the once traditional French Grand Prix, but the organizers warn that F1 could return to the land of the Gallic rooster in the future.
However, two Grand Prix will be held in Italy. The first is the Emilia Romagna Grand Prix in Imola and the second is the Italian Grand Prix at the iconic Monza circuit.
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Formula 1 races on the largest tracks in the world
For anyone who is familiar with the history of the automobile, the tracks on which the Formula 1 Grand Prix races take place are familiar names. One that everyone knows is in the city of Monaco on the French Riviera. The Monaco Grand Prix was first held on the city’s streets in 1929. F1 returned when the series was launched after the Second World War, and today the Monaco race remains the highlight of the season.
But other tracks also reflect history:
- Monza, on the outskirts of Milan, was built before Monaco and is a huge attraction for racing fans.
- Spa-Francorchamps in Belgium, less than an hour’s drive from Liège, is one of the most beautiful and historic circuits. It runs through the Ardennes forest and is like a rollercoaster for the drivers.
- Formula 1 has also moved to new locations. In the last decade, circuits have been built from Bahrain to Shanghai and from Kuala Lumpur to Istanbul, underlining the sport’s growing reach.
The full F1 calendar 2023
March 5 – Bahrain Grand Prix
March 19 – Saudi Arabian Grand Prix
April 2 – Australian Grand Prix
April 30 – Azerbaijan Grand Prix
May 7 – Miami Grand Prix
May 21 – Emilia Romagna Grand Prix
May 28 – Monaco Grand Prix
June 6 – Spanish Grand Prix
June 18 – Canadian Grand Prix
July 2 – Austrian Grand Prix
July 9 – British Grand Prix
July 23 – Hungarian Grand Prix
July 30 – Belgian Grand Prix
August 27 – Dutch Grand Prix
September 3 – Italian Grand Prix
September 17 – Singapore Grand Prix
September 24 – Japanese Grand Prix
October 8 – Qatar Grand Prix
October 22 – United States Grand Prix
October 29 – Mexican Grand Prix
November 5 – Brazilian Grand Prix
November 18 – Las Vegas Grand Prix
November 26 – Abu Dhabi Grand Prix
Source: www.formula1.com
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