On the eve of Liberty Media, it presented Formula 1’s financial results for the second quarter of 2022. In addition to the presentation itself, there was also an investor conference call, in which Stefano Domenicali took part.
The head of Formula 1 said the calendar for the 2023 season will be presented to the public in early October and will contain up to 24 stages.
“We want to keep the right balance and distribute the podiums evenly around the world,” Domenicali said. – To meet all needs, the season runs from March to November.
The demand among race organizers for inclusion in the calendar is very high. We are unable to provide further details as we are currently finalizing the details. However, we certainly expect that there will be more races than this year, but certainly less than twenty-five – there is no doubt about that.”
Source: F1 News
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