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Qatar Grand Prix 2023 The latest F1 news about the 2023 F1 Qatar Grand Prix

The Qatar Grand Prix will take place on 8 October 2023. The Losail International Circuit will be the venue for the second running of the Qatar Grand Prix.

Albon makes bold claim over F1 driver safety issues
Albon makes bold claim over F1 driver safety issues
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How Alonso believes Grosjean's fiery crash led to Qatar heat problems
How Alonso believes Grosjean's fiery crash led to Qatar heat problems
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Hamilton welcomes 'important' FIA investigation over Qatar breach
Hamilton welcomes 'important' FIA investigation over Qatar breach
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Herbert critical of Hamilton over Qatar track incident
Herbert critical of Hamilton over Qatar track incident
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Wolff delivers first response to Hamilton-Russell Qatar crash
Wolff delivers first response to Hamilton-Russell Qatar crash
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McLaren plea for key F1 change after Qatar tyre drama
McLaren plea for key F1 change after Qatar tyre drama
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Russell makes 'simple' suggestion to combat track limits
Russell makes 'simple' suggestion to combat track limits
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Alonso's compelling theory for "extreme" Qatar conditions
Alonso's compelling theory for "extreme" Qatar conditions
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Vasseur praises FIA after Qatar intervention
Vasseur praises FIA after Qatar intervention
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F1 must 'define boundaries' to protect drivers - Vowles
F1 must 'define boundaries' to protect drivers - Vowles
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Mercedes point to major improvement for Qatar GP future
Mercedes point to major improvement for Qatar GP future
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F1’s 'biggest issue' in Qatar revealed
F1’s 'biggest issue' in Qatar revealed
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Fiery Grosjean crash has led to harsher driving conditions - GPDA chief
Fiery Grosjean crash has led to harsher driving conditions - GPDA chief
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Why F1 drivers were frustrated with FIA, Pirelli over Qatar safety changes
Why F1 drivers were frustrated with FIA, Pirelli over Qatar safety changes
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F1 teams 'two steps behind' on track limit feedback
F1 teams 'two steps behind' on track limit feedback
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Qatar GP 'too dangerous' for drivers after health scares
Qatar GP 'too dangerous' for drivers after health scares
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Mercedes explain late Russell Qatar 'jeopardy'
Mercedes explain late Russell Qatar 'jeopardy'
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Stoddie Straight: Hamilton questioned and track limits ridiculed
Stoddie Straight: Hamilton questioned and track limits ridiculed
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Piastri 'surprised' by McLaren team orders
Piastri 'surprised' by McLaren team orders
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McLaren break F1 record in Qatar
McLaren break F1 record in Qatar
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Follow all the happenings of the 2023 Qatar GP via our live blog that features live timing of the event along with all the latest F1 news.

F1 Grand Prix Qatar 2023 Report

On the weekend of Oct. 6-8, the Qatar Grand Prix took place at the Losail International Circuit.

Qatar qualifying and sprint shootout

After driving only one free practice session, due to the sprint weekend, qualifying for the Qatar Grand Prix got underway on Friday, Oct. 6. Many laps were again taken away by exceeding the track limits. Carlos Sainz and Sergio Perez (again) failed to make Q3 and Max Verstappen took pole position by almost half a second. However, there were still some changes in the results, related to exceeding the track limits. This caused Lando Norris to drop from P2 to P10 and Oscar Piastri to drop from P3 to P6. Lewis Hamilton was allowed to start from P3 as a result.

View the full results of Qatar qualifying here

Sprint shootout Qatar

Track limits again played a big role in the sprint shootout in Qatar. Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris did not let this get them down for a second and will start from the front row of the grid. Rookie Piastri on P1 and Norris on P2. Verstappen will start from third during the sprint race.

View the full results of the Qatar sprint shootout here

Qatar sprint race

On Saturday, October 7, the Qatar sprint race took place. Rookie Oscar Piastri managed to cash in on his pole position and despite a mediocre start on the medium tire, Max Verstappen fought his way to P2. This position and the retirement of Sergio Perez means he is officially the 2023 World Champion! Lando Norris managed to grab P3. Unfortunately, Charles Leclerc fell outside the points as he received a penalty for exceeding track limits.

View the full results of the Qatar sprint race here

The F1 Grand Prix of Qatar

The F1 Grand Prix of Qatar was a tough one in terms of weather conditions and this was noticeable among the drivers. Several drivers fell ill, such as Esteban Ocon who threw up in his car and Logan Sargeant who was unable to continue halfway through the race. Unfortunately, Carlos Sainz was unable to start the Qatar Grand Prix due to problems with his Ferrari. Max Verstappen took the victory as well as fastest race lap and he was joined on the podium by Oscar Piastri (P2) and Lando Norris (P3). Lewis Hamilton scored his first DNF of the season due to a crash with his teammate George Russell.

View the full results of the Qatar Grand Prix here

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