Enjoy the pure thrill of speed on wheels in the Formula 1 Qatar Grand Prix, which will take place this Friday, October 6 and Saturday, October 7 at the Losail Circuit. This event, corresponding to the seventeenth competition of the 2023 season, promises a riot of adrenaline starting at 3:30 p.m. in Mexico City. Immerse yourself in this unique experience where the engines roar and the pilots challenge the limits of speed and skill.
Max Verstappen achieved a convincing victory in the last race, leading from pole position and maintaining a solid lead over Lando Norris. Despite a safety car period early in the race due to on-track incidents, Verstappen did not see his position threatened. Sergio Pérez, on the other hand, had a troubled weekend with several crashes and retired on lap 15.
When is the 2023 Formula 1 Qatar GP?
In Mexico, the event will begin on Friday, October 6, while in South America and Spain it will be seen on October 7.
What time does the 2023 Formula 1 Qatar GP start?
If you want to see the broadcast of the 2023 Qatar GP of Formula 1, follow it on Friday the 6th from 3:30 pm in Mexico, on Saturday the 7th at 3:00 pm in Peru and Colombia, 04:00 pm in Argentina. These are the times to watch the broadcast of the F1 event.
Where can you see the Formula 1 Qatar GP?
Television coverage of the 2023 Formula 1 World Championship will vary by country. In Spain, DAZN F1 will broadcast the competition, while in Argentina, Colombia, Chile and Peru it can be seen through Star + and ESPN. In Mexico, Fox Sports will be the channel in charge of broadcasting the races, while in the United States they can be seen through ESPN.
List of drivers for the 2023 Qatar GP
- Max Verstappen NER Red Bull
- Lando Norris GBR McLaren
- Oscar Piastri AUS McLaren
- Charles Leclerc MON Ferrari
- Lewis Hamilton GBR Mercedes
- Carlos Sainz ESP Ferrari
- George Russell GBR Mercedes
- Fernando Alonso ESP Aston Martin
- Pierre Gasly FRA Alpine
- Esteban Ocon FRA Alpine
- Liam Lawson NZL Alpha Tauri
- Yuki Tsunoda JAP Alpha Tauri
- Zhou Guanyu CHN Alfa Romeo
- Nico Hulkenberg GER Haas
- Kevin Magnussen DIN Haas