F1 calendar 2023: Why are the teams angered by F1’s new 24-race long calendar for 2023?
According to a report in , the FIA released the new calendar without approval fr♛om the F1 tea💫ms.
The re💝cord-breaking 24-race calendar was announced on Tuesday, marking the return 💫of China, and confirmation of the inaugural Las Vegas Grand Prix.
The season will start in Bahrain on March 5 - an earlier start than usu✨al - before finishing at the Yas Marina Circuit in November.
A triple-header has been scheduled at the backend of the season, s𒁃tarting with the United States, Mexico and then Brazil.
The F1 teams are usually required to give their approval given 🎶the strains that a triple-header are likely to incur but🗹 they were given no opportunity to do so.
The FIA’s sudden release of the F1 2023 schedule also meant the sport couldn’t formally announce 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Monaco’s three-year contract extensiඣon or the official da🥀te for t🌸he new race in Las Vegas.
As a result, F1 was forced to announce both Monaco and Las Vegas shortly after 🎐the surprise🌜 calendar announcement.
This only ꩲ🌸exacerbates the fractious relationship between the FIA and F1.
After the ꦜItalian Grand Prix, FIA president Mohammed ben Sulayem met with F1 team bosses and race officials to discuss a range of “sporting matters”.
This came after a series of controversial🍸 events during the Monza weekend.
The F3 title-decider en🌳ded in debatable circumstances, with Victor Martins winning the championship under red flag conditions.
In F1, the FIA’s slow issuing of the revised grid after qualifying, and use of the Safety Car when retrieving 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Daniel Ricciardo’s stricken McLare🍰n, was met with widespread criticism.
With a sharp eye for F1’s controversies and storylines, Connor is the heartbeat of our unbiased re🉐porting.
