When is the 2023 Canadian Grand Prix?
The Canadian Grand Prix will take place on Sunday, June 18 at 2:00pm ET at the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve in Montreal.
The Schedule:
- Friday: There will be two free practice sessions on Friday.
- Saturday: There will be one free practice session before qualifying at 4:00pm.
What happened in last year’s Canadian Grand Prix?
In the previous year’s Canadian Grand Prix, Max Verstappen from Red Bull emerged as the winner, starting from pole position. He faced a tough battle with Carlos Sainz from Ferrari, who finished just under a second behind him. Lewis Hamilton from Mercedes secured the third position. Fernando Alonso from Alpine started from the front row but encountered an engine problem, falling back in the race. He also received a time penalty for weaving on the straight, dropping him to ninth.
Which channel broadcasts F1 on TV in the USA?
All Formula 1 races will be televised live in the United States on ESPN, ESPN2, or ABC this year. Additionally, viewers can stream the races live or on-demand through the digital platform.
To ensure you catch all the action during practice, qualifying, and the race, which may be shown on different channels throughout the season, here’s how you can tune in this weekend.
Fans will have the opportunity to watch Red Bull reserve driver Daniel Ricciardo co-host an “alternate telecast” of the race on ESPN2. “The Grandstand with Daniel Ricciardo and Will Arnett” will run alongside the regular live coverage on ABC.
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Friday, June 16:
- Practice 1: 1:25pm ET on ESPN2
- F1 Show: 2:50pm ET on ESPN3
- Practice 2: 4:55pm ET on ESPN2
Saturday, June 17:
- Practice 3: 12:25pm ET on ESPN2
- Qualifying: 3:55pm ET on ESPN2
- Ted’s Qualifying Notebook: 6:00pm ET on ESPN3
Sunday, June 18:
- Grand Prix Sunday: 12:30pm ET on ABC
- The Grandstand with Daniel Ricciardo & Will Arnett: 1:55pm ET on ESPN2
- Race: 2:00pm ET on ABC
- Checkered Flag: 4:00pm ET on ESPN3
- Ted’s Notebook: 5:00pm ET on ESPN3
- Race Replay: 7:00pm ET on ESPNews
Can I stream live F1 races in America?
Viewers in the United States can subscribe to F1 TV (f1tv.formula1.com) to stream the race on their preferred device or access it through ESPN’s digital platform (espn.com/watch) with a subscription. All sessions will be available for streaming on the ESPN app and can be watched on-demand.
How can I watch the 2023 F1 season on TV?
Here is a list of the race dates and start times for the 2023 Formula 1 World Championship calendar, along with the corresponding channels airing the races in the United States:
- March 5: Bahrain GP – 10:00am ET on ESPN
- March 19: Saudi Arabian GP – 1:00pm ET on ESPN
- April 2: Australian GP – 1:00am ET on ESPN
- April 30: Azerbaijan GP – 7:00am ET on ESPN
- May 7: Miami GP – 3:30pm ET on ABC
- May 21: Emilia Romagna GP – 9:00am ET on ESPN2
- May 28: Monaco GP – 9:00am ET on ABC
- June 4: Spanish GP – 9:00am ET on ESPN
- June 18: Canadian GP – 2:00pm ET on ABC
- July 2: Austrian GP – 9:00am ET on ESPN
- July 9: British GP – 10:00am ET on ESPN2
- July 23: Hungarian GP – 9:00am ET on ESPN
- July 30: Belgian GP – 9:00am ET on ESPN
- August 27: Dutch GP – 9:00am ET on ESPN
- September 3: Italian GP – 9:00am ET on ESPN
- September 17: Singapore GP – 8:00am ET on ESPN
- September 24: Japanese GP – 1:00am ET on ESPN2
- October 8: Qatar GP – 10:00am ET on ESPN2
- October 22: United States GP – 3:00pm ET on ABC
- October 29: Mexican GP – 4:00pm ET on ABC
- November 5: Brazilian GP – 12:00pm ET on ESPN2
- November 19: Las Vegas GP – 1:00am ET on ESPN
- November 26: Abu Dhabi GP – 8:00am ET on ESPN
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) about 2023 Canadian Grand Prix
When is the 2023 Canadian Grand Prix?
The 2023 Canadian Grand Prix is scheduled to take place on Sunday, June 18 at 2:00pm ET at the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve in Montreal.
Which channel broadcasts Formula 1 in the USA?
Formula 1 races in the USA are broadcast live on ESPN, ESPN2, or ABC. The races can also be streamed live or on-demand through the ESPN digital platform.
Can I stream the F1 races live in America?
Yes, viewers in the United States can subscribe to F1 TV or access the races through ESPN’s digital platform to stream them live on their preferred device.
How can I watch the 2023 F1 season on TV?
To watch the 2023 Formula 1 season on TV, you can tune in to ESPN, ESPN2, or ABC based on the race schedule provided. Each race will be broadcast on a specific channel as listed.
Will there be alternative F1 race coverage with Daniel Ricciardo?
Yes, Red Bull reserve driver Daniel Ricciardo will co-host an “alternate telecast” of the race on ESPN2. It will run parallel to the regular live coverage on ABC and is called “The Grandstand with Daniel Ricciardo and Will Arnett.”
Where can I find the full TV schedule for the Canadian Grand Prix?
The complete TV schedule for the Canadian Grand Prix, including practice sessions, qualifying, and race coverage, can be found in the provided text.
More about 2023 Canadian Grand Prix
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- ESPN
- ABC
- Canadian GP ABC & ESPN TV schedule
- Ricciardo joins ESPN for ‘alternate’ F1 TV coverage of Canadian GP
5 comments
thanks for sharing the tv schedule for the canadian gp. gonna set reminders for all the practice sessions, qualifying, and the race. gonna be a couch potato this weekend, but totally worth it for the love of Formula 1!
im pumped for the F1 season! gonna watch all the races on espn. gonna set up my streaming on f1tv too. gotta catch every minute of those high-speed thrills. race day is the best day!
last year’s canadian gp was awesome! max verstappen was on fire! and that battle with sainz was intense. too bad alonso had those probs tho. but this year’s gonna be even better with daniel ricciardo co-hosting. gonna be a blast!
can’t believe i can stream the F1 races in the US! gonna subscribe to F1 TV and watch it on my phone. gonna be glued to the screen. F1 fever is real!
wow i cant wait for the canadian grand prix on sunday it’s gonna be epic! im so glad we can watch it on espn and abc here in the us. gotta make sure i dont miss any of the action!