What time does the F1 Canadian GP start?
The ninth race of the season is the Canadian Grand Prix. What time and when are free practice, qualifying and the race on Sunday? You can read it here!

Canadian Grand Prix Schedule
The weekend of 16 to 18 June 2023 will be Canada's Grand Prix weekend. Friday 16 June free practices will be held, Saturday 17 June qualifying will take place and Sunday at 19:00 (UK time) the race will start. The table below summarises the Canadian GP's timetable.
F1 schedule Canadian GP
| Session | Date | Time |
|---|---|---|
| Free practice 1 | Friday 16 June | - |
| Free practice 2 | Friday 16 June | - |
| Free practice 3 | Saturday 17 June | - |
| Qualifying | Saturday 17 June | - |
| Race | Sunday 18 June | - |
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Canada F1
The Canadian Grand Prix has been on the calendar for a long time and thus has a rich history. The Grand Prix has seen a number of bizarre editions, of which 2011 is a record holder. Indeed, the Grand Prix of Canada, 2011 edition, is in the books as "the longest-lasting Grand Prix ever". Prolonged rain caused the race to be halted for over two hours on lap 26. By cleverly changing tyres, Jenson Button was eventually able to win the more than four-hour race from last (!) place.
Another crazy edition was that of 2000, when Jos Verstappen showed his good side. The race started dry, but when the rain fell after the 44th lap, Verstappen started to gain steam. In his Arrows Supertec, then one of the worst cars in the field, the Dutchman drove himself to a sensational fifth place after starting 13th.
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