The Formula One calendar in 2023 features a record number of races, 24 in total. The Bahrain Grand Prix kicks off the upcoming season. It will take place on March 5, after winter testing takes place a week earlier at the same venue. The season will traditionally conclude in Abu Dhabi, on November 26 to be precise.
The Dutch Grand Prix, after successful editions in 2021 and 2022, is also back on the calendar. This Formula One race will be held in 2023 on Aug. 27 as the fifteenth round of the championship. It is also the first race after the summer break. A week later, the circus moves to the Autodromo Nazionale Monza for the Italian Grand Prix.
Formula 1 calendar 2023
| Grand Prix | Date |
| Bahrain | March 5 |
| Saudi Arabia | March 19 |
| Australia | April 2 |
| N/A. | N/A. |
| Azerbaijan | April 30 |
| Miami | May 7 |
| Emilia Romagna | May 21 |
| Monaco | May 28 |
| Spain | June 4 |
| Canada | June 18 |
| Austria | July 2 |
| Great Britain | July 9 |
| Hungary | July 23 |
| Belgium | July 30 |
| Netherlands | August 27 |
| Italy | September 3 |
| Signapore | Sept. 17 |
| Japan | Sept. 24 |
| Qatar | October 8 |
| United States | Oct. 22 |
| Mexico | Oct. 29 |
| Brazil | November 5 |
| Las Vegas | November 18 |
| Abu Dhabi | November 26 |
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