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The 2023 F1 season is here! Follow every session as it happens right here on The Race Live Hub.
Coming up next: Abu Dhabi GP
Las Vegas GP November 19 2023
Brazilian GP November 5 2023
Mexican GP October 29 2023
US GP October 29 2023
Qatar GP October 8 2023
Japanese GP September 24 2023
Singapore GP September 17 2023
Italian GP September 3 2023
Dutch GP August 27 2023
Belgian GP July 30 2023
Hungarian GP July 23 2023
British GP July 9 2023
Austrian GP July 2 2023
Canadian GP June 18 2023
Spanish GP June 4 2023
Monaco GP + Indy 500 May 28 2023
Miami GP May 7 2023
Azerbaijan GP April 30 2023
Australian GP April 2 2023
Where do you start with the Australian GP? A routine win though it may have appeared for Max Verstappen, that doesn’t account for a change of lead at the start, two red-flag periods, one restart with catastrophic consequences for some and a post-race protest.
Forgotten – or missed – any of that Albert Park action? Take a look at how race day unfolded, aftermath and all, with The Race Live Hub’s coverage of the Australian GP as it happened.
Saudi Arabian GP March 19 2023
If there were any lingering doubts about just how competitive Red Bull’s 2023 offering was, they were well and truly extinguished at the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix.
Whether it was Sergio Perez’s faultless drive to victory, or the ease with which Max Verstappen carved his way through from 15th following a driveshaft failure in qualifying to second place in the race, the evidence in Jeddah was overwhelming: the RB19 is F1’s clear benchmark.
But there was plenty more going on behind the Red Bulls at the second round of the season. Catch up on how the weekend unfolded – including the start of the post-race saga surrounding the final podium position – with The Race Live Hub’s as-it-happened coverage of the Saudi Arabian GP.
Bahrain GP March 5 2023
An ominous start or an outlier? That was the main question after the Bahrain Grand Prix as Red Bull breezed to a 1-2 in the 2023 F1 season opener led by defending champion Max Verstappen.
But if that result appeared a formality, there was some solace to take from Fernando Alonso’s charge to the podium places – a popular result as Aston Martin’s AMR23 shook up the conventional order at the front.
Check out how that, and another concerning reliability issue for Charles Leclerc and Ferrari, unfolded with our live coverage recap from the Bahrain weekend.
Catch up on the latest stories
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Marko gets FIA warning for offensive Perez remark
Red Bull motorsport advisor Helmut Marko has received his first formal retribution for a derogatory remark about Formula 1 driver Sergio Perez […]
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Ferraris fastest again in Singapore FP2, Verstappen only eighth
Ferrari continued to lead the times on Friday at the Singapore Grand Prix as 2023 Formula 1 dominator Max Verstappen was only eighth fastest in FP2 […]
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Wolff: Massa’s legal case could set Hamilton 2021 precedent
Mercedes is following Felipe Massa’s challenge of the outcome of the 2008 Formula 1 world championship with “interest” after what happened to Lewis Hamilton in the 2021 title decider […]
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Horner breaks Red Bull Racing’s silence over Marko/Perez saga
Red Bull Racing boss Christian Horner has given the Formula 1 team’s first response to Helmut Marko’s comments that conflated Sergio Perez’s nationality with his erratic qualifying form […]
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Everything that happened in Ferrari-topped Singapore practice
Charles Leclerc led a Ferrari 1-2 in first practice for the 2023 Singapore Grand Prix, narrowly beating Formula 1 championship leader Max Verstappen and the impressive McLaren of Lando Norris […]
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Extensive final McLaren F1 upgrade of 2023 revealed
McLaren has brought another substantial upgrade to its Formula 1 car at the Singapore Grand Prix. The last one transformed its season. Scott Mitchell-Malm looks at what this package is intended to achieve […]