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• Official track name: Bahrain International Circuit
• Track length: 5,412km
• Race length: 57 laps
• Most wins (driver): Lewis Hamilton (5)
• Most wins (constructor): Ferrari (6)
• Last winner: Charles Leclerc

Below you can find the track profile of the Bahrain Grand Prix:

Bahrain GP track record: 1:31.477. Record by Pedro de la Rosa (Mclaren) 3.4.2005

• Official track name: Jeddah Corniche Circuit
• Track length: 6,174 km
• Race length: 50 laps
• Most wins (driver): Lewis Hamilton (1), Max Verstappen (1)
• Most wins (constructor): Mercedes (1), Red Bull (1)
• Last winner: Max Verstappen

Below you can find the track profile of the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix:

Saudi Arabian GP track record: 1:30.734. Record by Lewis Hamilton (Mercedes) 5.12.2021.

• Official track name: Melbourne Grand Prix Circuit
• Track length: 5,303 km
• Race length: 58 laps
• Most wins (driver): Michael Schumacher (4)
• Most wins (constructor): Ferrari (14)
• Last winner: Charles Leclerc

Below you can find the track profile of the Australian Grand Prix:

Australian GP track record: 1:20.260. Record by Charles Leclerc (Ferrari) 2022

• Official track name: Baku Street Circuit
• Track length: 6,003 km
• Race length: 51 laps
• Most wins (driver): Daniel Ricciardo (1), Lewis Hamilton (1), Valtteri Bottas (1), Sergio Perez (1), Max Verstappen (1)
• Most wins (constructor): Red Bull (3)
• Last winner: Max Verstappen

The Azerbaijan Grand Prix is a relatively new addition to the calendar, and has been a feature since 2017 after its debut in 2016 as the European GP. Interestingly the race has so far always been won by a new driver, with Max Verstappen the latest to brake his duct on the city circuit. The Baku Street Circuit features the longest straight on the calendar, which has brought even triple overtakes, so although Baku is a street race like Monaco, getting past slower drivers is definitely easier.

Below you can find the track profile of the Azerbaidžan Grand Prix:

Azerbaidžan GP track record: 1:43.009. Record by Charles Leclerc (Ferrari) 28.4.2019

• Official track name: Miami International Autodrome
• Track length: 5,410km
• Race length: 57 laps
• Most wins (driver): Max Verstappen (1)
• Most wins (constructor): Red Bull (1)
• Last winner: Max Verstappen

Below you can find the track profile of the Miami Grand Prix:

• Official track name: Autodromo Enzo e Dino Ferrari
• Track length: 4,909 km
• Race length: 63 laps
• Most wins (driver): Michael Schumacher (7)
• Most wins (constructor): Red Bull (3)
• Last winner: Max Verstappen

Below you can find the track profile of the Imola Grand Prix:

Emilia-Romagna GP track record: 1:15.484. Record by Lewis Hamilton (Mercedes) 2020</em

• Official track name: Circuit de Monaco
• Track length: 3,337km
• Race length: 78 laps
• Most wins (driver): Ayrton Senna (6)
• Most wins (constructor): Mclaren (15)
• Last winner: Sergio Perez

If there is one GP that grabs the whole world's attention each year, it's the Monaco Grand Prix at the Circuit de Monaco. The first competition at the city-state was held in 1929, while a F1 GP has been held since 1955 to much acclaim. The tricky street track places special importance to the results of qualifying, as overtaking on the narrow streets of the city is extremely difficult.

Below you can find the track profile of the Monaco Grand Prix:

Monaco GP track record: 1:10.166. Record by Lewis Hamilton (Mercedes) 25.5.2019

• Official track name: Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya
• Track length: 4,675km
• Race length: 66 laps
• Most wins (driver): Lewis Hamilton/Michael Schumacher (6)
• Most wins (constructor): Ferrari (13)
• Last winner: Max Verstappen

The Spanish GP is one of the oldest competitions on the grid, with roots going all the way back to 1913. The location of the Grand Prix has ventured a bit around the country over the century, but since 1991 it has found it's home at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya in - you guessed it - Barcelona.

The most successful team in Spain has been Ferrari, who have 12 victories to their name. The most prominent drivers on the track have been 7-time world champions Michael Schumacher and Lewis Hamilton, with the latter grabbing the victory in 2021.

Below you can find the track profile of the Spanish Grand Prix:

Spanish GP track record: 1:18:149. Record by Max Verstappen (Red Bull Racing) 9.5.2021. 

• Official track name: Circuit Gilles-Villeneuve
• Track length: 4,361 km
• Race length: 70 laps
• Most wins (driver): Michael Schumacher (7), Lewis Hamilton (7)
• Most wins (constructor): Ferrari (14)
• Last winner: Max Verstappen

The Canadian GP has long traditions in Formula One, going all the way back to the 1960's. The race was not held in 2020 and 2021 due to the pandemic, but in 2022 F1 made a triumphant return to the circuit named after legendary driver Gilles Villeneuve with Max Verstappen victorious. The Montreal-based track has a unique feel to it, with a bunch of straights available for overtakes.

Below you can find the track profile of the Canadian Grand Prix:

Canadian GP track record: 1:13.078. Record by Valtteri Bottas (Mercedes) 28.4.2019

• Official track name: Red Bull Ring
• Track length: 4,1318 km
• Race length: 71 laps
• Most wins (driver): Alain Prost (3), Max Verstappen (3), Jo Siffert (3)
• Most wins (constructor):Ferrari (7)
• Last winner: Charles Leclerc

The Austrian Grand Prix is the home race of Red Bull Racing, held at the aptly named Red Bull Ring in the sponsor company's home country. The track is one of the easiest for overtaking on the calendar, with 3 DRS zones providing plenty of opportunities to get past rivals. Max Verstappen has been king of his team's home race, winning three times in total, including a famous 2021 season victory that kept him on the road towards his first drivers' title.

Below you can find the track profile of the Austrian Grand Prix:

Austrian GP track record: 1:05.619. Record by Carlos Sainz (Ferrari) 4.7.2020

• Official track name: Silverstone Circuit
• Track length: 5,891 km
• Race length: 52 laps
• Most wins (driver): Lewis Hamilton (8)
• Most wins (constructor): Ferrari (17)
• Last winner: Carlos Sainz

Historically there aren't many race tracks that can rival Monaco and Canada, but the British Grand Prix is definitely one of them. The race is in fact the first F1 GP ever held, and it's first iteration came as early as 1950. Currently held in Silverstone, the British GP has been the home drivers' playground, with 12 different British drivers triumphing over the years. Most impressive among these has of course been Hamilton, taking the chequered flag first in 7 of the last 9 races on home turf.

Below you can find the track profile of the British Grand Prix:

British GP track record: 1:27.097. Record by Max Verstappen (Red Bull) 2.8.2020

• Official track name: Hungaroring
• Track length: 4,381km
• Race length: 70 laps
• Most wins (driver): Lewis Hamilton (8)
• Most wins (constructor): Mclaren (11)
• Last winner: Max Verstappen

The Hungaroring has been a staple of the modern era in Formula One, and although the track isn't quite as suited for modern F1 cars as you could hope, there have been some pretty memorable races recently.

The 2021 race was one of the highlights of the season, with Esteban Ocon taking his maiden career victory. The race saw a huge crash from Valtteri Bottas into multiple cars on the opening lap, which saw a restart with a weather change. At the grid restart only polesitter Lewis Hamilton was left on the grid with the others pitting for dry tyres, sending the race into complete pandemonium.

Below you can find the track profile of the Hungarian Grand Prix:

Hungarian GP track record: 1:16.627. Record by Lewis Hamilton (Mercedes) 2020

• Official track name: Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps
• Track length: 7,004km
• Race length: 44 laps
• Most wins (driver): Michael Schumacher (6)
• Most wins (constructor): Ferrari (18)
• Last winner: Max Verstappen

Spa is one of the most anticipated races of the season, especially despite the 2021 edition that was left a complete dud, being basically cancelled due to rainy conditions. However, just the qualifying brough amazing excitement, with George Russell dragging his notoriously slow Williams to P2 in the rain. The Belgian GP rarely disappoints, so definitely try not to miss this one in 2023!

Below you can find the track profile of the Belgian Grand Prix:

Belgian GP track record: 1:46.286. Record by Valtteri Bottas (Mercedes) 2018

• Official track name: Autodromo Nationale Monza
• Track length: 5,793km
• Race length: 53 laps
• Most wins (driver): Michael Schumacher, Lewis Hamilton (5)
• Most wins (constructor): Ferrari (20)
• Last winner: Max Verstappen

Ferrari's home Grand Prix is one of the most prolific races on the calendar, and the temple of speed nearly always delivers exciting races with it's long straights and high-speed corners. Ferrari are naturally the most successful team on their turf, but in 2021 Mclaren shocked everyone with a 1-2, so surprises in the modern era of F1 have not been uncommon.

Below you can find the track profile of the Italian Grand Prix:

Italian GP track record: 1:21.046. Record by Rubens Barichello (Ferrari) 2004

• Official track name: Marina Bay Street Circuit
• Track length: 5,063km
• Race length: 61 laps
• Most wins (driver): Sebastian Vettel (5)
• Most wins (constructor): Ferrari, Mercedes (4)
• Last winner: Sergio Perez

Singapore's street Grand Prix is the longest race on the calendar, and despite the GP being a night race under the lights temperatures rise to gruelling highs. Physically more demanding than any other race, Singapore has missed the last couple of years due to the pandemic. The last winner in the race where overtakes are at a premium was Sergio Perez, taking the other of his two victories in the 2022 season.

Below you can find the track profile of the Singapore Grand Prix:

Singapore GP track record: 1:41.905. Record by Kevin Magnussen (Haas) 2018

• Official track name: Suzuka International Racing Course
• Track length: 5,807km
• Race length: 53 laps
• Most wins (driver): Michael Schumacher (6)
• Most wins (constructor): Mclaren (9)
• Last winner: Max Verstappen

The Japanese Grand Prix at Suzuka is one of the favourite GPs of the drivers, as the track brings exciting racing to both the crowd and the men behind the wheel. Sorely missed in its absence due to covid among the last years, Suzuka's last winner in 2022 was Max Verstappen on his way to a second World Championship title.

Below you can find the track profile of the Japanese Grand Prix:

Japanese GP track record: 1:30.983. Record by Lewis Hamilton (Mercedes) 2019

• Official track name: Losail International Circuit
• Track length: 5,38km
• Race length: 57 laps
• Most wins (driver): Lewis Hamilton (1)
• Most wins (constructor): Mercedes (1)
• Last winner: Max Verstappen

The Qatar GP returns for its second edition after a 1-year hiatus in 2022. Lewis Hamilton tasted victory at the famous MotoGP track during the track's inaugural GP during a tricky 2021 season.

Below you can find the track profile of the Qatar Grand Prix:

French GP track record: 1:23.196. Record by Max Verstappen (Red Bull) 2021

• Official track name: Circuit of the Americas
• Track length: 5,513km
• Race length: 56 laps
• Most wins (driver): Lewis Hamilton (6)
• Most wins (constructor): Ferrari (10)
• Last winner: Max Verstappen

Although the calendar now has another race in the United States, Austin's Grand Prix at the Circuit of the Americas is still considered the official USA GP. The Texas atmosphere can always be felt, and the first sectors turns 3-6 truly test the downforce of a vehicle.

Below you can find the track profile of the USA Grand Prix:

USA GP track record: 1:36.619. Record by Charles Leclerc (Ferrari) 2019

• Official track name: Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez
• Track length: 4,304km
• Race length: 71 laps
• Most wins (driver): Jim Clark, Max Verstappen (3)
• Most wins (constructor): Lotus (4)
• Last winner: Max Verstappen

If you can hear the crowd roar and rise to their feet at the Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez, you can be sure that Sergio Perez is driving close by. The Mexican Grand Prix brings some of the most fanatic fans in the sport out into the open, and it's truly a sight to behold. The track features an extremely long run-up to turn 1, so there's always action aplenty at the start.

Below you can find the track profile of the Mexican Grand Prix:

Mexican GP track record: 1:17.774. Record by Valtteri Bottas (Mercedes) 2021

• Official track name: Autodromo Jose Carlos Pace
• Track length: 4,309km
• Race length: 57 laps
• Most wins (driver): Alain Prost (6)
• Most wins (constructor): Mclaren (12)
• Last winner: George Russell

The Brazilian GP has seen some of the most epic races of all time in F1, with the final rounds of the 2007 and 2008 seeing Kimi Räikkönen and Lewis Hamilton winning the title at the last possible hurdle - in Hamilton's case even the last corner. Probably considered the favourite race of the fans, anything can happen in Brazil's notoriously quirky weather, with George Russell getting his maiden F1 victory here in 2022.

Below you can find the track profile of the Brazilian Grand Prix:

Brazilian GP track record: 1:10.540. Record by Valtteri Bottas (Mercedes) 2018

• Official track name: Las Vegas Circuit
• Track length: 6,12km
• Race length: 50 laps
• Most wins (driver): -)
• Most wins (constructor): -
• Last winner: -

Perhaps the most interesting race of the 2023 season will be the inaugural Las Vegas Grand Prix, which will be raced on the usually busy city streets of The Strip under the floodlights.

Below you can find the track profile of the Las Vegas Grand Prix:

• Official track name: Yas Marina Circuit
• Track length: 5,281m
• Race length: 58 laps
• Most wins (driver): Lewis Hamilton (5)
• Most wins (constructor): Mercedes (6)
• Last winner: Max Verstappen

The final race of the season will yet again take place in Abu Dhabi, and the last lap title duel of 2021 between eventual champion Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton will still be fresh in the memories of everyone. Will Verstappen need another epic finish or will things go as smoothly as in 2022? Or will there be completely new contenders come November 2023?

Below you can find the track profile of the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix:

Abu Dhabi GP track record: 1:26.103. Record by Max Verstappen (Red Bull) 2021

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Like every year, the favourites to win the F1 world championship in 2023 are of course the drivers in the fastest machinery. This year it seems that Ferrari and Red Bull are on top, which means that their best performing drivers which are currently Charles Leclerc and Max Verstappen are favourites to take the title.

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