How to Watch 2023 Formula One Races: Full F1 Schedule, TV Channel

Red Bull racing, which had a dominant 2022 season, started 2023 off with a bang. Drivers Max Verstappen and Sergio Perez finished first and second, respectively, in the opening Bahrain Grand Prix, and then switched places in Saudi Arabia.

Verstappen—who ended 2022 with 454 points—is the man to beat, but with plenty of races left to go in the season, there’s still time for competitors, including Ferrari’s Carlos Sainz and 2022 runner-up Charles Leclerc to catch up.

The Formula One season kicked off March 5 and races will end Nov. 26. This season, the United States will host three races: the Miami Grand Prix, United States Grand Prix in Austin and the Las Vegas Grand Prix. The U.S. will be the only country on the 2023 schedule to host three F1 races in one season.

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2023 Formula One race schedule

March 5: Bahrain Grand Prix (10 a.m., ESPN)

March 19: Saudi Arabia Grand Prix (1 p.m., ESPN)

April 2: Australian Grand Prix (1 a.m., ESPN)

April 30: Azerbaijan Grand Prix (7 a.m., ESPN)

May 7: Miami Grand Prix (3:30 p.m., ESPN)

May 21: Emilia Romagna Grand Prix (9 a.m., ESPN)

May 28: Monaco Grand Prix (9 a.m., ESPN)

June 4: Spanish Grand Prix (9 a.m., ESPN)

June 18: Canadian Grand Prix (2 p.m., ESPN)

July 2: Austrian Grand Prix (9 a.m., ESPN)

July 9: British Grand Prix (10 a.m., ESPN)

July 23: Hungarian Grand Prix (9 a.m., ESPN)

July 30: Belgian Grand Prix (9 a.m., ESPN)

Aug. 27: Dutch Grand Prix (9 a.m., ESPN)

Sept. 3: Italian Grand Prix (9 a.m., ESPN)

Sept. 17: Singapore Grand Prix (8 a.m., ESPN)

Sept. 23: Japanese Grand Prix (1 p.m., ESPN)

Oct. 8: Qatar Grand Prix (10 a.m., ESPN)

Oct. 22: United States Grand Prix (3 p.m., ESPN)

Oct. 29: Mexican Grand Prix (4 p.m., ESPN)

Nov. 5: Brazilian Grand Prix (12 p.m., ESPN)

Nov. 18: Las Vegas Grand Prix (1 a.m., ESPN)

Nov. 26: Abu Dhabi Grand Prix (8 a.m., ESPN)