Formula 1 sets another record-breaking season with an action-packed 2023 schedule. The FIA announced a 24-race season that kicks off in Bahrain on March 5 and concludes in Abu Dhabi on November 26. With a refreshed grid, management changes, and updated cars, the sport promises more wheel-to-wheel action in the coming weeks.

What does the 2023 F1 calendar year have to offer?

We. Are. Back!

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— Formula 1 (@F1) February 20, 2023

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The calendar features a brand-new Las Vegas street circuit and Qatar is set to return to the schedule. The summer break in August remains, though updates to race dates see the Belgian Grand Prix moving to the end of July as a back-to-back with Hungary. Meanwhile, the Netherlands GP is followed shortly after by the Italian Grand Prix after the restart.

Keep in mind that the 2023 Chinese Grand Prix initially scheduled for April was canceled following the difficulties presented by the COVID-19 situation in the country. Formula 1 looks at various options to replace the slot on the 2023 calendar or shorten the season to 23 races.

Pre-season testing is about to begin and takes place over three days at the Bahrain International Circuit. The usual testing days in Barcelona are long gone now due to logistics issues and the better testing environment the middle-eastern country offers.

• March 5: Bahrain Grand Prix – Bahrain International Circuit
• March 19: Saudi Arabian Grand Prix – Jeddah Corniche Circuit
• April 2: Australian Grand Prix – Melbourne Grand Prix Circuit
• April 16: China Grand Prix – CANCELLED
• April 30: Azerbaijan Grand Prix – Baku City Circuit*
• May 7: Miami Grand Prix – Miami International Autodrome
• May 21: Emilia Romagna Grand Prix – Autodromo Enzo e Dino Ferrari
• May 28: Monaco Grand Prix – Circuit de Monaco
• June 4: Spanish Grand Prix – Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya
• June 18: Canadian Grand Prix – Circuit Gilles Villeneuve
• July 2: Austrian Grand Prix – Red Bull Ring*
• July 9: British Grand Prix – Silverstone Circuit
• July 23: Hungarian Grand Prix – Hungaroring
• July 30: Belgian Grand Prix – Spa-Francorchamps*
• August 27: Dutch Grand Prix – CM.com Circuit Zandvoort
• September 3: Italian Grand Prix – Autodromo Nazionale Monza
• September 17: Singapore Grand Prix – Marina Bay Street Circuit
• September 24: Japanese Grand Prix – Suzuka Circuit
• October 8: Qatar Grand Prix – Losail Circuit
• October 22: United States Grand Prix – Circuit of the Americas*
• October 29: Mexican Grand Prix – Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez
• November 5: Brazilian Grand Prix – Autódromo José Carlos Pace*
• November 18: Las Vegas Grand Prix – Las Vegas Street Circuit
• November 26: Abu Dhabi Grand Prix – Yas Marina Circuit

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