Formula 1 has tentatively added a first race in Las Vegas to the 2023 calendar announced on Tuesday, bringing the total to a record 24. The season will start in Bahrain on March 5 and end in Abu Dhabi, more than nine months later, on November 26. Las Vegas will be full of color as F1 quickly adds a third race in the United States after Miami joins the schedule this season. The Las Vegas race is under 'homologation', or official circuit approval by the FIA, motorsport's governing body. Formula 1 adds Las Vegas as 2023 calendar expands to 24 racesFormula 1 has added the first race in Las Vegas to the 2023 calendar announced on Tuesday, taking the total to a record 24.

Formula 1 adds Las Vegas as the 2023 calendar expands to 24 races

Formula 1 has tentatively added the first race in Las Vegas to the 2023 calendar announced on Tuesday, bringing the total to a record 24. The season will begin in Bahrain on March 5 and end in Abu Dhabi, more than nine months later, and November. 26. Las Vegas will be full of color as F1 quickly adds a third race in the United States after Miami joins the schedule this season. The Las Vegas race is under 'homologation', or official circuit approval by the FIA, motorsport's governing body. The Chinese Grand Prix, which was last run in 2019, is returning, as is the Qatar Grand Prix in Losail, which retired in 2021 but is not competing this year.

The Grand Prix de France, run for the first time in 1906, which made it the oldest Grand Prix, was abandoned. He was abandoned between 2009 and 2017 before returning to Le Castellet.

The Sochi Grand Prix, which was canceled this year after the Russian invasion of Ukraine, is not returning. Honor the two races discussed in the song, Belgium and Monaco.

"Formula 1 has an unprecedented desire to host races and it is important that we find the right balance for all sports," said Formula 1 CEO Stefano Domenicali. Global racial distribution continues to change. There are nine in Europe, eight in Asia, four in North America and one in South America and one in Australia. "Having 24 races on the 2023 FIA Formula 1 World Championship calendar is further proof of the sport's growth and global interest," said FIA President Mohammed Ben Sulayem.

Schedule for the 2022 Formula 1 season:

March 5: Bahrain, Sakhir

March 19: Saudi Arabia, Jeddah

April 2: Australia, Melbourne

April 16: China, Shanghai

April 30: Azerbaijan, Baku

May 7: Miami, Miami

May 21: Emilia Romagna, Imola

May 28: Monaco, Monaco

June 4: Spain, Barcelona

June 18: Canada, Montreal

July 2: Austria, Spielberg

July 9: United Kingdom, Silverstone

July 23: Hungary, Budapest

July 30: Belgium, Spa

August 27: Netherlands, Zandvoort

September 3: Italy, Monza

September 17: Singapore, Singapore

September 24: Japan, Suzuka

October 8: Qatar, Losail

October 22: United States, Austin

October 29: Mexico, Mexico City

November 5: Brazil, Sao Paulo

November 18: Las Vegas, Las Vegas*

November 26: Abu Dhabi, Yas Marina