2023 brings us an exciting close with the Las Vegas Grand Prix 2023 in the United States, marking the penultimate event of the season Formula 1. This great event has speed and car fans in Latin America and around the world, eagerly waiting, willing to sacrifice hours of sleep to immerse themselves in an adrenaline-charged experience. The fight for victory promises to be epic, with the titans of F1 competing in a race that will define much more than just one winner. Stay tuned to Depor to find out the schedules, how to watch the race and all the exciting details of this showdown.
Formula 1 returns to Las Vegas after four decades, this time as organizer of the Grand Prix that will take place on the streets of the city. The track will have a straight that extends for almost two kilometers and cold weather is expected that will represent a challenge for both the tires and the drivers. This weekend will focus on offering a show that goes beyond simple competition.
Most of the drivers have joined the celebration with specially designed helmets and have expressed their excitement in interviews and on social media to enjoy a weekend of competition in the largest city in the state of Nevada. However, the attitude is different in the case of the already 2023 world champion, the Dutch Max Verstappen.
The driver launched harsh criticism against the Las Vegas Grand Prix, arguing that the organizers prioritize entertainment over sporting aspects. Furthermore, he expressed his opinion forcefully: “It is 99% spectacle and 1% sporting event. To me, you can skip all this kind of stuff. You’re just standing there looking like a clown”
On the other hand, in this penultimate race of F1 2023, Sergio Pérez, representing Red Bull, seeks a place in history. In a context where he is considered the favorite, Checo has the possibility of securing the title of runner-up in the drivers’ classification. If he achieves victory in the Las Vegas Grand Prix, he will be proclaimed runner-up of the season.
What time does the 2023 Las Vegas GP start?
The career of Formula 1 Las Vegas Grand Prix 2023 will be carried out Sunday, November 19 at the Las Vegas Street Circuit. The main event will begin at 12:00 am Mexico time. As for other time zones, it will start at 1:00 am in Peru and Colombiaat 2:00 am in Venezuelaand to the 3:00 am in Argentina, Uruguay, Chile and Brazil. Below, you can check the hours that include practice, qualifying and the final race.
- Free practices 1: Thursday, November 16 from 10:30 pm
- Free practice 2: Friday, November 17 from 1:50 am
- Free practices 3: Friday, November 17 from 10:25 pm
- Classification: Saturday, November 18 from 1:50 am
- Race: Sunday, November 19 from 12:00 am
Where to watch the 2023 Las Vegas GP?
In order to enjoy coverage Live of the Las Vegas Grand Prix 2023you will have to tune to the exclusive signal of Fox Sports if you are in Mexico. In the case of Spainthe transmission of the Formula 1 race will be the responsibility of Eurosport and DAZN F1. In Latin America, specifically in Peru, Colombia, Chile and Argentinayou will have the option to follow the competition through ESPN or STAR Plus.
Positions in the 2023 F1 drivers’ championship
- Max Verstappen – 524 points
- Czech Perez – 258 points
- Lewis Hamilton – 226 points
- Fernando Alonso – 198 points
- Lando Norris – 195 points
- Carlos Sainz – 192 points
- Charles Leclerc – 170 points
- George Russell – 156 points
- Oscar Piastri – 87 points
- Lance Stroll – 63 points
Latest winners of the Las Vegas GP
The Las Vegas Grand Prix is in its third season and marks a return after 40 years, the last time it was held in the 1982 season, when the winner was the Italian Michele Alboreto. In the first edition of this race, the winner was the Australian driver Alan Jones. This circuit stands out for its uniqueness, as it is the only GP that takes place during the early morning hours. This decision is due to the high temperatures in Nevada, which could be detrimental to the drivers if the race were held during the day.
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