F1: Miami GP 2023: Schedules and where to see Checo Perez of Mexico race
Checo Pérez took his sixth Formula 1 victory and added his 29th podium in the thirteen years he competed at the highest level at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix, a victory that allows him to dream of world championships and put himself just six points behind. To the leader and team-mate, Max Verstappen. A week later, the highest class of motorsport travels to Miami, the first of the three Grand Prix races (along with Austin and Las Vegas) that will be held in the United States during this season.
Miami GP: schedules and where to see in Mexico
practices
F1 action begins in Miami on Friday 5th May at 12:00 (Mexico time) with the first free practice. The second start on the track will take place a few hours later, at 3:30 pm, an important moment to calibrate the car and set a strategy. Quality. Finally, the last practice will take place on Saturday at 10:30 am.
Quality
The Miami GP classification that will determine the starting grid will start at 2:00pm on Saturday, May 6th. The live broadcast can be watched on Fox Sports.
jackpot
The Miami GP will start at 1:30pm on Sunday, May 7th. The race, which has a total of 57 laps, will be the second only at the urban circuit of Miami Gardens and can be seen from Mexico via Fox Sports Premium.
GP can also be seen through F1TVservice flow Formula 1 official providing transmissions with live times, real-time telemetry, radio and camera pilots during races.
Complete 2023 calendar for Checo Perez in Formula 1
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- Miami Grand Prix. Miami International Speedway, Gardens Miami. May 7th.
- Grand Prix Emilia Romagna. Enzo e Dino Ferrari Autodrome, Imola. May 21.
- Monaco Grand Prix. Circuit de Monaco, Monte Carlo. May 28th.
- Spanish Grand Prix. Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya, Montmelo. June 4th
- Canadian Grand Prix. Circuit Gilles Villeneuve, Montreal. June 18th.
- Austrian Grand Prix. Red Bull Ring, Spielberg. July 2
- British Grand Prix. Silverstone Circuit, Silverstone. July 9th.
- Hungarian Grand Prix. Hungaroring, Mogyorod. July 23rd.
- Belgian Grand Prix. Circuit de Spa Francorchamps, Spa. July 30th.
- The Grand Prix of the Netherlands. Circuit Zandvoort, Zandvoort. Aug 27.
- Italian Grand Prix. Autodrome Nazionale di Monza, Monza. Sept. 3.
- Singapore Grand Prix. Marina Bay Street Circuit, Marina Bay. September 17th.
- Grand Prix in Japan. Suzuka Circuit, Suzuka. Sept. 24.
- Qatar Grand Prix. Losail International Circuit, Lusail. Oct. 8.
- United States Grand Prix. Circuit of the Americas, Austin. Oct. 22.
- Mexican Grand Prix. Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez, Mexico City. Oct. 29.
- Sao Paulo Grand Prix. Jose Carlos Pace Racetrack, Sao Paulo. November 5th.
- Las Vegas Grand Prix. Las Vegas Street Circuit, Las Vegas. November 18th.
- Abu Dhabi Grand Prix. Yas Marina Circuit, Yas Island. November 26th.
the Czech from Mexico
2022 has been a great year for the motorists from Guadalajara. To mention the most notable achievements: he got his first first place In Saudi Arabia, although he finished fourth at that stage. He finished second at the Grand Prix of Australia, Emilia-Romagna, Catalunya, Azerbaijan, the United Kingdom and Belgium. In the unprecedented race in Miami, he finished third. He got the same position in Abu Dhabi and at the Mexican Grand Prix. But Perez also tasted first place honeys in Monaco and Singapore that year. Hours before the 2022 Mexican Grand Prix, the Mexican driver received the National Sports Award from the National Commission for Physical Culture and Sport (CONADY) for his outstanding season in Formula 1.
2023 Mexico Grand Prix, schedules and what you need to know
Perez will once again host the long-awaited 2023 Mexican Grand Prix, a destination that has once again been part of the Formula 1 calendar since 2015. The event has earned the country more than $600,000 annually. Over the years, since his return to Mexico, Formula 1 has also been a stage where parties and class differences fit together.
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