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F1 Calendar 2023

Complete Formula 1 2023 season schedule with all Grand Prix dates and session times

The 2023 Formula 1 season features 24 Grand Prix races, from the Pre-Season Testing (23 February) to the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix (24 November). Each race weekend includes practice, qualifying, and race sessions — with select weekends featuring the sprint format.

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All session times are shown in your local timezone.

2023 Race Schedule

1Bahrain flag

Pre-Season Testing· 23 Feb – 25 Feb

Sakhir · Sakhir, Bahrain

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2Bahrain flag

Bahrain Grand Prix· 3 Mar – 5 Mar

Sakhir · Sakhir, Bahrain

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3Saudi Arabia flag

Saudi Arabian Grand Prix· 17 Mar – 19 Mar

Jeddah · Jeddah, Saudi Arabia

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4Australia flag

Australian Grand Prix· 31 Mar – 2 Apr

Melbourne · Melbourne, Australia

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5Azerbaijan flag

Azerbaijan Grand Prix· 28 Apr – 30 Apr

Baku · Baku, Azerbaijan

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6United States flag

Miami Grand Prix· 5 May – 7 May

Miami · Miami, United States

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7Italy flag

Emilia Romagna Grand Prix· 19 May – 21 May

Imola · Imola, Italy

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8Monaco flag

Monaco Grand Prix· 26 May – 28 May

Monte Carlo · Monaco, Monaco

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9Spain flag

Spanish Grand Prix· 2 Jun – 4 Jun

Catalunya · Barcelona, Spain

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10Canada flag

Canadian Grand Prix· 16 Jun – 18 Jun

Montreal · Montréal, Canada

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11Austria flag

Austrian Grand Prix· 30 Jun – 2 Jul

Spielberg · Spielberg, Austria

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12United Kingdom flag

British Grand Prix· 7 Jul – 9 Jul

Silverstone · Silverstone, United Kingdom

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13Hungary flag

Hungarian Grand Prix· 21 Jul – 23 Jul

Hungaroring · Budapest, Hungary

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14Belgium flag

Belgian Grand Prix· 28 Jul – 30 Jul

Spa-Francorchamps · Spa-Francorchamps, Belgium

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15Netherlands flag

Dutch Grand Prix· 25 Aug – 27 Aug

Zandvoort · Zandvoort, Netherlands

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16Italy flag

Italian Grand Prix· 1 Sept – 3 Sept

Monza · Monza, Italy

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17Singapore flag

Singapore Grand Prix· 15 Sept – 17 Sept

Singapore · Marina Bay, Singapore

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18Japan flag

Japanese Grand Prix· 22 Sept – 24 Sept

Suzuka · Suzuka, Japan

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19Qatar flag

Qatar Grand Prix· 6 Oct – 8 Oct

Lusail · Lusail, Qatar

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20United States flag

United States Grand Prix· 20 Oct – 22 Oct

Austin · Austin, United States

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21Mexico flag

Mexico City Grand Prix· 27 Oct – 29 Oct

Mexico City · Mexico City, Mexico

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22Brazil flag

São Paulo Grand Prix· 3 Nov – 5 Nov

Interlagos · São Paulo, Brazil

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23United States flag

Las Vegas Grand Prix· 17 Nov – 19 Nov

Las Vegas · Las Vegas, United States

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24United Arab Emirates flag

Abu Dhabi Grand Prix· 24 Nov – 26 Nov

Yas Marina Circuit · Yas Island, United Arab Emirates

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F1 Calendar 2023 FAQ

How many races are in the 2023 F1 season?
The 2023 Formula 1 season features 24 Grand Prix races, from the Pre-Season Testing to the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix.
When does the 2023 F1 season start?
The 2023 F1 season starts on 23 February with the Pre-Season Testing at Sakhir in Sakhir, Bahrain.
When is the last race of the 2023 F1 season?
The 2023 F1 season ends on 24 November with the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix.
What sessions are in an F1 race weekend?
A standard F1 race weekend includes Practice 1, Practice 2, Practice 3, Qualifying, and the Race. Sprint weekends replace Practice 2 and Practice 3 with Sprint Qualifying and a Sprint Race.
What time does the F1 race start?
Race start times vary by circuit and timezone. Each race page shows every session time converted to your local timezone, so you always know when practice, qualifying, the sprint and the race begin where you are.
How can I add the F1 calendar to Google Calendar or Apple Calendar?
Use the “Add to calendar” button at the top of this page. You can subscribe to an always-up-to-date feed in Google Calendar, Apple Calendar or Outlook, or download an .ics file with every session of the season.
Where can I watch Formula 1?
Broadcasters vary by country. From 2026 Apple TV is the exclusive F1 broadcaster in the United States, Sky Sports F1 covers the UK, and F1 TV Pro streams live in many markets. Each race page lists where to watch.