After the excitement of Monaco, the F1 presented at Circuit Barcelona-Catalonia for his celebration Spanish GP 2023. An area to be conquered Red Bull and Max Verstappen before an absolute craze in the stands with his rebirth Fernando Alonso at Aston Martin.

For months there are no tickets left to watch the weekend in Montmeló, which provides an unbeatable atmosphere at a circuit that presents changes to be reckoned with.

What will happen this weekend at GP of Spain? Next, Sports news fetches all the information from the preview of a single event.

Barcelona F1 Spanish GP 2023 schedules

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

The platform that owns the TV rights to F1 in Spain, DAZNwill broadcast everything that happens in the Spanish 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. Secondly, Telecinco and Mediaset will offer the standings and the match on free TV from Barcelona.

In Mexicoit will be another weekend Fox Sports and Fox Sports Premium those who broadcast on TV everything that happens in Spain while it will be online streaming 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 Grand Prix in Barcelona. In addition, in Argentina it will be seen in Fox Sports.

Finally, to USA, ESPN and ESPN Deportes will broadcast the game, while practice and preliminaries will air 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, Telecinco
• online streaming
  • Mexico: F1TV Pro
  • condition They joined: Fubo, ESPN+, F1TV Pro
  • Argentina: Star+, F1TV Pro
  • Spain: DAZN, DAZN F1 on Movistar, MiTele.es

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

F1 Spanish GP 2023: Features, winners and records

• circuit length: 4,676 kilometers
• rounds: 66 (308,424 km)
• Circuit Record: Valtteri Bottas in 2019, 1m15s406
• Fastest lap in the race: Max Verstappen in 2021, 1m18s149
• Driver with the most wins: Michael Schumacher and Lewis Hamilton, 6
• Team with most wins: Ferrari, 13
• last pole position: Charles Leclerc in 2022
• Last win: Max Verstappen in 2022

The key to follow in F1 Spain GP 2023

Circuit Barcelona-Catalunya is not used to giving very good races despite the participation of the local crowd. A circumstance that could change favorably in this 2023 due to a little change in layout structure. For the first time since 2006, the latter sector will regain its original form, ie a long right-hander instead of a complicated succession of low-speed turns.

For the first time since 2006, we’ll be stepping into the final chicane in Spain this season! 😍#F1 pic.twitter.com/5m9PICDj7y
—Formula 1 (@F1) February 27, 2023

The persistence of fans, drivers and teams made this change possible at the Catalan circuit. In such a way that after passing his belt The Caixa Runners will be able to go almost full throttle until they reach the finish line. The slight slope of this long curve will allow for more and better overtaking options, as well as making it easier for teams to set up.

This remarkable change will be very interesting in both qualifying and the race as, for the last decade, drivers have had to save tires to tackle the final sector without overheating the tyres. Now, they will be able to be more aggressive around the track and even improve wear.

The Spanish GP 2023 predictions