Formula 1 announces record-breaking 24 race calendar for 2023
The FIA have approved and revealed the Formula 1 calendar for the 2023 season which will feature a record-breaking 24 races across the year.
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The FIA have approved and revealed the Formula 1 calendar for the 2023 season which will feature a record-breaking 24 races across the year.
LONDON : Formula One will have a record 24 races in 2023 with the showcase Monaco Grand Prix retained after some uncertainty about its future.
Formula One will have a record 24 races in 2023 with the showcase Monaco Grand Prix retained after some uncertainty about its future. The governing FIA announced approval of the calendar on Tuesday, with a Las Vegas night race set to make its debut as the penultimate round in November and the third grand prix in the United States. Bahrain will open the season on March 5 with Abu Dhabi hosting the final round on Nov.
The 2023 Formula 1 calendar has been revealed, with a record-breaking 24 races on the agenda for next year.
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