The suspension of the last event in Emilia Romagna ended the possibility of three Grands Prix in a row, but ended up raising expectations towards Monaco GP 2023. The F1 is presented on the streets of the Principality with a battle centered on the two Red Bulls, Max Verstappen and Checo Perez, while the rest fight for the third drawer of the podium.

However, in this 2023 there is room for a surprise to happen with all eyes on it Fernando Alonsoand its two pilots Ferraris and Mercedes.

What will happen this weekend at Monaco GP? Then The Sporting News brings you all the information from the preview of a unique event.

Monaco GP 2023 F1 Monte Carlo Schedules

Where and how to watch Monaco 2023 F1 GP on TV and streaming

The platform that owns the TV rights to F1 in Spain, DAZNwill broadcast everything that happens in the Monaco GP 2023, which will include free practice, qualifying and the race. Also on the channel DAZN Movistar F1 will also be able to watch the competition live and on demand.

In Mexicoit will be another weekend FOX Sports and Fox Sports Premium who are televising everything that happens on the streets of the Principality of Monaco while it will be streamed online F1TV Pro the one that allows fans to watch the action.

In Argentina and the rest Latin America, Star+ streaming will be the platform that will broadcast the entire Monaco Grand Prix. In addition, in Argentina we will see it on FOX Sports.

Finally, in the United States, ESPN and ESPN Deportes will broadcast the main event, while practice and qualifying will be shown on ESPNU. Additionally, it can be seen via streaming via ESPN+ and fubowhich you can sign up for here.

• TV:
  • Mexico: Fox Sports Mexico, Fox Sports Premium
  • USA: ESPN, ESPN Sports
  • Argentina: Fox Sports
  • Spain: DAZN, DAZN F1 on Movistar
• online streaming
  • Mexico: F1TV Pro
  • condition They joined: Fubo, ESPN+, F1TV Pro
  • Argentina: Star+, F1TV Pro
  • Spain: DAZN, DAZN F1 on Movistar

Watch Formula 1 on DAZN in Spain | Fubo and ESPN+ in the United States

Monaco 2023 F1 GP: Features, winners and records

• circuit length: 3,337 kilometers
• rounds: 78 (260,286 km)
• Circuit Record: Lewis Hamilton in 2019, 1m10s166
• Fastest lap in the race: Lewis Hamilton in 2021, 1m12s909
• Driver with the most wins: Ayrton Senna, 6
• Team with most wins: McLaren, 15
• last pole position: Charles Leclerc in 2022
• Last win: Checo Perez in 2022

The key to follow in Monaco 2023 F1 GP

Monaco is always a special place to come. The characteristics of the circuit mean that the pilot’s hands are more important in this position than in other places. Yes, the car is what defines each competitor’s capabilities, but here there is greater scope for exceeding expectations.

After the last Grand Prix was postponed due to heavy rain in central Italy, the 20 competitors head to Monte Carlo with full batteries, but there are two names to keep a close eye on this weekend: Charles Leclerc and Fernando Alonso.

In a year marked by the overwhelming dominance of Red Bull, who are doomed to share wins between Verstappen and Pérez, Monaco appears as the only short-term option where a surprise could be in store. And both Leclerc and Alonso have a special love affair with the Principality’s roads. One because it was his home and country, the other because he won twice (2006 and 2007), stood on the podium in two more (2011 and 2012) and made the biggest comeback of his life in 2010 (+18 places) .

Overtaking in Monaco on the track is practically impossible, leaving this option limited to strategy. In such a way that achieving a good classification will be essential. There the Monegasques and Spaniards will play for victory.

Monaco GP 2023 Predictions