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 In 2023, Abu Dhabi will play host to the Formula One Abu Dhabi Grand Prix.

When the 2020 and 2021 races in Mexico and the United States were canceled due to the epidemic, Formula One announced that it was looking into "alternative possibilities" with different locations mentioned in the media.

"The Formula One calendar for 2023 will have a full complement of 23 events, the organization has confirmed. All previously scheduled races will go as planned, "according to what Tuesday's sport announced.

Round three, the Australian race in Melbourne on April 2, and round four, the Azerbaijan Grand Prix in Baku on April 30, will be separated by that time.

Despite Beijing's easing of Covid regulations, the return of the Chinese Grand Prix was reportedly pursued but ultimately ruled out due to practical considerations.

The idea of moving forward the Baku race by a week was also discussed.

On the 2023 schedule, you can expect to see the return of Qatar in October, the first-ever night race in Las Vegas in November, and six sprint weekend events.

After finishing preseason testing at the Sakhir circuit in late February, Dutch driver Max Verstappen of Red Bull will begin his quest for a third consecutive title when the season starts in Bahrain on March 5.

 

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Formula One's governing body has confirmed a record 24-race schedule for the 2023 season, with Abu Dhabi hosting the final event.

The 2023 Etihad Airways Abu Dhabi Grand Prix will be held on November 26 at Yas Marina Circuit, which is contracted to host the last event of the Formula One season until 2030.

An extra week has been added to the schedule so Las Vegas may make its brilliant debut a week earlier. Meanwhile, Monaco has renewed its contract to ensure it would remain on the plan until at least 2025. In Tixarea purchase Tickets for the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix.

Formula One announced the signing of a new three-year agreement with the Automobile Club of Monaco; the club's president, Michel Boeri, stated the deal would likely be extended.

 On May 28, like in previous years, the principality will host the eighth race in a tripleheader alongside Imola's Italian track and Circuit de Catalunya's Spanish track near Barcelona.

The invasion of Ukraine by Russia resulted in the cancellation of the event scheduled to take place in Sochi, reducing the total number of races this season from 23 to 22.

The season will go off on March 5 in Bahrain, with the following race on March 19 in Jeddah, a street track in Saudi Arabia.

 The schedule accommodates the 100th anniversary of the 24 Hours of Le Man's sports car event, set for June 10-11 of next year.

The Wimbledon men's and women's finals are scheduled for July 15-16, the weekend before the British Grand Prix at Silverstone on July 9.

Belgium will now be the last race before the regular August break at the end of July, following on from Hungary, rather than the first event after.

The future of Belgium is still being determined since the organizers just signed a one-year extension last month.

Despite continuing ambiguity regarding Covid-19 limits, China will again hold a race in 2019, but France, whose event was at Le Castellet's Circuit Paul Ricard near Marseille, has withdrawn.