Monaco Grand Prix stays for 2023, Vegas race confirmed for a Saturday

The Monaco Grand Prix will continue in Formula One for at least another season, the 2023 schedule release has confirmed.

The record-breaking 24-race calendar will start with the Bahrain Grand Prix in early March and finish at the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix in late November.

F1 has also confirmed the first ever Las Vegas Grand Prix will take place on Saturday, Nov. 18.

Only three F1 races have not taken place on a Sunday, the last being 38 years ago at the 1985 South African Grand Prix.

The race, happening on a circuit which includes the city's famous Strip, will be the third race in the U.S., joining events in Miami and Austin.

March 5 — Bahrain Grand Prix

March 19 — Saudi Arabian Grand Prix

April 2 — Australian Grand Prix

April 16 — Chinese Grand Prix (TBC)

April 30 — Azerbaijan Grand Prix

May 7 — Miami Grand Prix

May 21 — Emilia Romagna Grand Prix

May 28 — Monaco Grand Prix

June 4 — Spanish Grand Prix

June 18 — Canadian Grand Prix

July 2 — Austrian Grand Prix

July 9 — British Grand Prix

July 23 — Hungarian Grand Prix

July 30 — Belgian Grand Prix

August 27 - Dutch Grand Prix

September 3 — Italian Grand Prix

September 17 — Singapore Grand Prix

September 24 — Japanese Grand Prix

October 8 — Qatar Grand Prix

October 22 — U.S. Grand Prix

October 29 — Mexican Grand Prix

November 5 — Brazilian Grand Prix

Nov. 18 — Las Vegas Grand Prix

Nov. 26 — Abu Dhabi Grand Prix

The Chinese Grand Prix is still to be confirmed due to COVID-19.

The calendar sees some logistical changes. The Belgian Grand Prix has moved from one side of the August summer break to the other and now takes place after the Hungarian Grand Prix.

This year Belgium formed a tripleheader with the Netherlands and Italy but those two will be a double header in