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Official Formula 1 race calendar for 2023

The Formula 1 race calendar for 2023 has been finalized, and the Fédération Internationale de l’Automobile (FIA) confirmed that it would be running a shorter 23-race series instead of the usual 24.

This is because, for the third year in a row, the championship has had to amend its calendar owing to Covid-19 restrictions.

China was meant to be one of the hosts next year, but consistent Covid-19 lockdowns have raised many doubts about whether the event will be affected if it does take place there in 2023.

Formula 1 2023 race calendar

Here is the official Formula 1 race calendar for 2023, as provided by the FIA:

Race Venue Date
Bahrain Grand Prix Sakhir 5 March
Saudi Arabian Grand Prix Jeddah 19 March
Australian Grand Prix Albert Park 2 April
Azerbaijan Grand Prix Baku City 30 April
Miami Grand Prix Miami 7 May
Emilia Romagna Grand Prix Imola 21 May
Monaco Grand Prix Circuit de Monaco 28 May
Spanish Grand Prix Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya 4 June
Canadian Grand Prix Montreal 18 June
Austrian Grand Prix Red Bull Ring 2 July
British Grand Prix Silverstone 9 July
Hungarian Grand Prix Hungaroring 24 July
Belgian Grand Prix Spa-Francorchamps 30 July
Dutch Grand Prix Zandvoort 27 August
Italian Grand Prix Monza 3 September
Singapore Grand Prix Marina Bay 17 September
Japanese Grand Prix Suzuka 24 September
Qatar Grand Prix Losail 8 October
United States Grand Prix Circuit of the Americas 22 October
Mexican Grand Prix Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez 29 October
Sao Paulo Grand Prix Interlagos 5 November
Las Vegas Grand Prix Las Vegas 19 November
Abu Dhabi Grand Prix Yas Marina 26 November

There were hopes that South Africa would be one of the countries to host the famous motorsport championship next year, with rumours that a 5-year contract had been signed for the event to make an appearance at the Kyalami Raceway in Gauteng.

Russia’s removal from the series and China’s zero-tolerance Covid policies also meant that there were gaps in the 2023 line-up that South Africa looked poised to fill.

Unfortunately, this turned out not to be the case, with the major reason cited being that extensive renovations would need to be done at Kyalami to bring the track up to modern F1 standards.

Instead, the current hope is that the track will be ready in time for a 2024 slot, which could make it the first time that Formula 1 made an appearance in the country since 1993.

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