F1 2023 Season: Winners and key facts for all races

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F1 2023 Season: Winners and key facts for all races

Your one-stop guide to when the races are, and how you can watch

Stuart Hodge

Sunday 19 November 2023 16:48 Updated: 14:58

The 2023 Formula 1 season has concluded, leaving a trail of thrilling races and remarkable victories.

Exciting drama and intense competition have been present as the world's top drivers battle it out in the best cars.

Here's a recap of the season, including the winners of each Grand Prix and other key facts.

F1 2023 races

Bahrain Grand Prix

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Race date: Sunday March 5, 2023
Race Start time: 1800
Circuit: Bahrain International Circuit
Laps: 57
Circuit Length: 5.412km
Lap Record: 1:31.447 - Pedro de la Rosa (2005)
2023 Winner: Max Verstappen

Saudi Arabian Grand Prix

Race date: Sunday March 19, 2023
Race Start time: 2000
Circuit: Jeddah Corniche Circuit
Laps: 50
Circuit Length: 6.174km
Lap Record: 1:30.734 - Lewis Hamilton (2021)
2023 Winner: Sergio Perez

Australian Grand Prix

Race date: Sunday April 2, 2023 Race Start time: 1500
Circuit: Albert Park
Laps: 58
Circuit Length: 5.278km
Lap Record: 1:20.235 - Sergio Perez (2023)
2023 Winner: Max Verstappen

Azerbaijan Grand Prix

Race date: Sunday April 30, 2023
Race Start time: 1500
Circuit: Baku City Circuit
Laps: 51
Circuit Length: 6.003km
Lap Record: 1:43.009 - Charles Leclerc (2019)
2023 Winner: Sergio Perez

Miami Grand Prix

Race date: Sunday May 7, 2023 Race Start time: 1530
Circuit: Miami International Autodrome
Laps: 57
Circuit Length: 5.412km
Lap Record: 1:29.708 - Max Verstappen (2023)
2023 Winner: Max Verstappen

Emilia Romagna Grand Prix

Race date: Sunday May 21, 2023
Race Start time: 1500
Circuit: Autodromo Enzo e Dino Ferrari
Laps: 63
Circuit Length: 4.909km
Lap Record: 1:15.484 - Lewis Hamilton (2020)
2023 Winner: N/A (race called off due to heavy storms in the region)

Monaco Grand Prix

Race date: Sunday May 28, 2023 Race Start time: 1500
Circuit: Circuit de Monaco
Laps: 78
Circuit Length: 3.337km
Lap Record: 1:12.909 - Lewis Hamilton (2021)
2023 Winner: Max Verstappen

Spanish Grand Prix

Race date: Sunday June 4, 2023 Race Start time: 1500
Circuit: Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya
Laps: 66
Circuit Length: 4.675km
Lap Record: 1:16.330 - Max Verstappen (2023)
2023 Winner: Max Verstappen

Canadian Grand Prix

Race date: Sunday June 18, 2023
Race Start time: 1400
Circuit: Circuit Gilles-Villeneuve
Laps: 70
Circuit Length: 4.361km
Lap Record: 1:13.078 - Valtteri Bottas (2019)
2023 Winner: Max Verstappen

Austrian Grand Prix

Race date: Sunday July 2, 2023 Race Start time: 1500
Circuit: Red Bull Ring
Laps: 71
Circuit Length: 4.318km
Lap Record: 1:05.619 - Carlos Sainz (2020)
2023 Winner: Max Verstappen

British Grand Prix

Race date: Sunday July 9, 2023
Race Start time: 1500
Circuit: Silverstone Circuit
Laps: 52
Circuit Length: 5.891km
Lap Record: 1:27.097 - Max Verstappen (2020)
2023 Winner: Max Verstappen

Hungarian Grand Prix

Race date: Sunday July 23, 2023
Race Start time: 1500
Circuit: Hungaroring
Laps: 70
Circuit Length: 4.381km
Lap Record: 1:16.627 - Lewis Hamilton (2020)
2023 Winner: Max Verstappen

Belgian Grand Prix

Race date: Sunday July 30, 2023
Race Start time: 1500
Circuit: Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps
Laps: 44
Circuit Length: 7.004km
Lap Record: 1:46.286 - Valtteri Bottas (2018)
2023 Winner: Max Verstappen

Dutch Grand Prix

Race date: Sunday August 27, 2023
Race Start time: 1500
Circuit: Circuit Zandvoort
Laps: 72
Circuit Length: 4.259km
Lap Record: 1:11.097 - Lewis Hamilton (2021)
2023 Winner: Max Verstappen

Italian Grand Prix

Race date: Sunday September 3, 2023
Race Start time: 1500
Circuit: Autodromo Nazionale
Laps: 53
Circuit Length: 5.793km
Lap Record: 1:21.046 - Rubens Barrichello (2004)
2023 Winner: Max Verstappen

Singapore Grand Prix

Race date: Sunday September 17, 2023
Race Start time: 2000
Circuit: Marina Bay Street Circuit
Laps: 61
Circuit Length: 5.063km
Lap Record: 1:35.867 - Lewis Hamilton (2023)
2023 Winner: Carlos Sainz

Japanese Grand Prix

Race date: Sunday September 24, 2023
Race Start time: 1400
Circuit: Suzuka International Racing Course
Laps: 53
Circuit Length: 5.807km
Lap Record: 1:30.983 - Lewis Hamilton (2019)
2023 Winner: Max Verstappen

Qatar Grand Prix

Race date: Sunday October 8, 2023
Race Start time: 1700
Circuit: Lusail International Circuit
Laps: 57
Circuit Length: 5.38km
Lap Record: 1:24.319 Max Verstappen (2023)
2023 Winner: Max Verstappen

United States Grand Prix

Race date: Sunday October 22, 2023
Race Start time: 1400
Circuit: Circuit of the Americas (COTA)
Laps: 56
Circuit Length: 5.513km
Lap Record: 1:36.169 - Charles Leclerc (2019)
2023 Winner: Max Verstappen

Mexico City Grand Prix

Race date: Sunday October 29, 2023
Race Start time: 1400
Circuit: Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez
Laps: 71
Circuit Length: 4.304km
Lap Record: 1:17.774 - Valtteri Bottas (2021)
2023 Winner: Max Verstappen

Sao Paulo Grand Prix

Race date: Sunday November 5, 2023
Race Start time: 1400
Circuit: Interlagos - Autodromo Jose Carlo Pace
Laps: 71
Circuit Length: 4.309km
Lap Record: 1:10.540 - Valtteri Bottas (2018)
2023 Winner: Max Verstappen

Las Vegas Grand Prix

Race date: Saturday November 18, 2023
Race Start time: 2200
Circuit: Las Vegas Strip Circuit
Laps: 50
Circuit Length: 6.201km
Lap Record: 1:35.490 - Oscar Piastri (2023)
2023 Winner: Max Verstappen

Abu Dhabi Grand Prix

Race date: Sunday November 26, 2023
Race Start time: 1700
Circuit: Yas Marina Circuit
Laps: 58
Circuit Length: 5.281km
Lap Record: 1:26.103 - Max Verstappen (2021)
2023 Winner: Max Verstappen

F1 Schedule 2023 FAQ

Are there any new races on the F1 schedule in 2023?

Absolutely, and it was the one that got people most excited. The first ever Las Vegas Grand Prix, which took place on November 18.

Which is the longest F1 circuit?

That would be the mighty test that is Spa-Francorchamps in Belgium. As well as possessing awesome landmarks like Eau Rouge, it also has a gruelling lap length of 7.004km.

Which is the shortest F1 circuit?

This time it’s the jewel in F1’s crown (maybe until Vegas takes over) - the Monaco Grand Prix. The tight Circuit de Monaco around the streets of the principality measures just 3.337km.

When are the F1 sprint races in 2023?

We had exactly twice as many as in 2022, for a total of six. They were:

Azerbaijan - Baku City Circuit (April 29)
Austria - Red Bull Ring (July 1)
Belgium - Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps (July 29)
Qatar - Losail International Circuit (October 7)
USA - Circuit of The Americas (October 21)
Brazil - Interlagos (November 4)