Will there be a Monaco F1 2023?
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Formula One provisionally added a first race in Las Vegas to the 2023 schedule announced on Tuesday, taking the total to a record 24, while the Monaco Grand Prix has been spared. Show The season will start in Bahrain on March 5 and finish in Abu Dhabi, more than nine months later on November 26. The Australian Grand Prix in Melbourne will once again be the third race of the season, slated for April 2. Las Vegas will be the penultimate round as F1 quickly adds a third race in the United States after Miami joined the schedule this season. Watch Every Practice, Qualifying & Race of the 2022 FIA Formula One World Championship™ Live on Kayo. New to Kayo? Start your free trial now > The Las Vegas race is subject to “homologation”, or official approval of the circuit by FIA, the motor sports governing body. The Chinese Grand Prix, last raced in 2019, returns as does the Qatar Grand Prix at Losail, which made its debut in 2021 but is not being raced this year. The French Grand Prix, first raced in 1906, making it the oldest Grand Prix, is dropped. It was previously dropped between 2009 and 2017 before returning at Le Castellet. The Sochi Grand Prix, scratched this year following the Russian invasion of Ukraine, does not return. Two races considered under threat -- Belgium and Monaco -- are retained. The flagship event in Monaco has been extended until at least 2025 as part of a new deal. “Monte Carlo’s streets have been an important part of the championship since the first round there back in 1950, the venue offering a unique challenge for drivers and a backdrop that is famous around the world,” F1 said in a statement. Meanwhile, the global distribution of races continues to shift. There are nine in Europe, eight in Asia, four in North America and one each in South America and Australia “The presence of 24 races on the 2023 FIA Formula One World Championship calendar is further evidence of the growth and appeal of the sport on a global scale,” said Mohammed Ben Sulayem FIA president. SCHEDULE FOR THE 2022 FORMULA ONE SEASON March 5: Bahrain, Sakhir March 19: Saudi Arabia, Jeddah April 2: Australia, Melbourne April 16: China, Shanghai April 30: Azerbaijan, Baku May 7: Miami, Miami May 21: Emilia Romagna, Imola May 28: Monaco, Monaco June 4: Spain, Barcelona June 18: Canada, Montreal July 2: Austria, Spielberg July 9: United Kingdom, Silverstone July 23: Hungary, Budapest July 30: Belgium, Spa August 27: Netherlands, Zandvoort September 3: Italy, Monza September 17: Singapore, Singapore September 24: Japan, Suzuka October 8: Qatar, Losail October 22: United States, Austin October 29: Mexico, Mexico City November 5: Brazil, Sao Paulo November 18: Las Vegas, Las Vegas* November 26: Abu Dhabi, Yas Marina *subject to course approval The Monaco
Grand Prix will remain part of the Formula 1 world championship for the next three years after the series agreed a new deal with the race-organising Automobile Club of Monaco. After the running of the 2022 edition of the grand prix, won by Red Bull’s Sergio Perez, the deal for the race expired. There was fears that a new settlement would not be found to keep F1’s most famous event on the calendar for 2023 and beyond. Four months on, an arrangement has now been made keeping the Monaco GP on the schedule until 2025. Its new deal was confirmed after the FIA announced the approval of the 2023 F1 calendar, including the Monte-Carlo race. Monaco will therefore continue its run of appearances on the schedule which has been unbroken since 1955, with the exception of the 2020 event which was cancelled due to the Covid-19 pandemic. “I am pleased to confirm that we will be racing in Monaco until 2025 and excited to be back on the streets of this famous principality for next year’s championship on May 28th,” said F1’s CEO and president Stefano Domenicali. “I want to thank everyone involved in this renewal and especially H.S.H. Prince Albert II of Monaco, Michel Boeri, president of the ACM and all his team. We look forward to being back next season to continue our partnership together.” The Monaco GP will be the eighth round of the 2023 F1 season. It will be the second race in three consecutive weekends, following a race at Imola and preceding another at the Circuit de Catalunya. ACM president Michel Boeri said: “In the interest of the F1 world championship, and after several months of negotiations, we are proud to announce that we have signed a three-year agreement with F1, and likely to be renewed.” Advert | Become a RaceFans supporter and 2023 F1 season
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single-seater paddocks around Europe doing journalism and television commentary, or dabbling in teaching Photography back in the UK. Currently based... Got a potential story, tip or enquiry? Find out more about RaceFans and contact us here. Post navigationIs Monaco confirmed for 2023?The Monaco Grand Prix will continue in Formula One for at least another season, the 2023 schedule release has confirmed. The record-breaking 24-race calendar will start with the Bahrain Grand Prix in early March and finish at the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix in late November.
Will there be an F1 2023?F1 will hold its biggest-ever calendar in 2023, with 24 races scheduled for next season, up from the 22 races held in 2022 – which was initially set to be 23 races before the Russian GP was cancelled.
Where is the Monaco Grand Prix 2023?FORMULA 1 GRAND PRIX DE MONACO 2023. Watch the cars take to the famed streets of Monte Carlo and party with the stars at the most prestigious and glamorous event on the Formula 1® calendar.
What is the F1 calendar for 2023?F1 Calendar 2023. |
