The World Council of the International Automobile Federation (FIA) has approved the Formula 1 World Championship calendar for the 2023 season, which includes a record number of 24 Grands Prix.
A new race in Las Vegas and the return of the Qatari and Chinese Grands Prix will make next year the longest season yet, despite the loss of the French Grand Prix.
The season starts in Bahrain on March 5 and ends in Abu Dhabi on November 26.
Las Vegas will be the penultimate event on November 18, while China has been offered the date of April 16 after a three-year absence due to the Covid pandemic, writes News.ro.
Monaco and Belgium kept their places after signing new contracts until 2025 and one more year respectively.
Formula 1 season calendar for 2023
The calendar is made up of Formula One, but was confirmed on Tuesday by the FIA World Council as required by protocol.
March 5: Bahrain / Sahir
March 19: Saudi Arabia / Jeddah
April 2: Australia / Melbourne
April 16: China / Shanghai
April 30: Azerbaijan / Baku
May 7: Miami
May 21: Emilia-Romagna / Imola
May 28: Monaco
June 4: Spain / Barcelona
June 18: Canada / Montreal
July 2: Austria / Spielberg
July 9: Great Britain / Silverstone
July 23: Hungary / Budapest
July 30: Belgium / Spa-Francorchamps
August 27: Netherlands / Zandvoort
September 3: Italy / Monza
September 17: Singapore / Marina Bay
September 24: Japan / Suzuka
October 8: Qatar / Losail
October 22: USA / Austin
October 29: Mexico / Mexico City
November 5: Brazil / Sao Paulo
November 18: Las Vegas
November 26: Abu Dhabi / Yas Marina.
Source: Hot News RO
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