In the wake of an intense race at Zandvoort, the racing teams and drivers of Formula 1 will scarcely have any time for recuperation, swiftly transitioning to the Italian Grand Prix.
Max Verstappen takes center stage at the Italian Grand Prix, riding a remarkable wave of nine consecutive race victories, and he is poised to shatter Sebastian Vettel‘s existing record.
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The Dutchman arrives at Monza, a circuit where he won last season, with the intention of continuing his dominance, however there is a kind of curse with the Italian GP since 2019.
Since then, drivers who have won at what is the temple of speed have failed to finish the race the following year, and it has to be noted that Verstappen was the driver to win last year’s edition.
What day is the 2023 Formula 1 Italian Grand Prix?
The first practice of the 2023 Italian Grand Prix will kick off on Friday, with the second practice taking place on the same day.
Drivers will be there for the third practice and the qualifiers on Saturday, with the Italian Grand Prix race taking place on Sunday.
Where is the 2023 Formula 1 Italian Grand Prix?
Situated in close proximity to the city of Monza, near Milan, lies the Monza Circuit, a racing track covering a distance of 5.793 kilometers.
It is one of the most prestigious racing tracks in the sport, with a large Ferrari-majority crowd each year.
What time do the 2023 Formula 1 Italian Grand Prix sessions start?
Practice 1 kicks off at 07:30 ET / 04:30 PT, while Practice 2 begins at 11:00 ET / 08:00 PT.
As for Saturday’s sessions, Practice 3 starts at 06:30 ET / 03:30 PT and qualifying is scheduled to begin at 10:00 ET / 07:00 PT.
Last but not least, Sunday’s F1 race will begin at 15:00 CEST local time, which is 09:00 ET / 06:00 PT for fans in the USA.
