What time does the 2023 F1 Monaco GP start?

Following the cancellation of the Emilia Romagna Grand Prix due to flooding in the region, the Monaco Grand Prix is now the sixth round of the 2023 Formula 1 season.

Sergio Perez – famed for his success at street circuits – claimed victory during F1's last visit to Monte Carlo in 2022.

Can the Red Bull driver take his third race win of the current campaign this time around, or will championship leader Max Verstappen have the edge?

When is the 2023 Monaco GP?

The 2023 Monaco Grand Prix will be held across the weekend of 26-28 May.

There will be the usual format in place, with two practice sessions held on Friday, followed by FP3 and qualifying on Saturday, and the main event on Sunday.

How many laps is the Monaco GP?

The race will take place over 78 laps of the 3.337-kilometre Circuit de Monaco, with a maximum race time of two hours if there are any stoppages or delays.

What time does the Monaco GP start?

Sunday's Monaco Grand Prix will start at 15:00 local time (14:00 BST).

Below are the start times for the race for various time zones across the world.

2023 F1 Monaco GP start times

Time zone Race start time
Pacific Daylight Time 06:00
Central Daylight Time 08:00
Eastern Daylight Time 09:00
Brasilia Time 10:00
British Summer Time 14:00
Central European Summer Time 15:00
Gulf Standard Time 17:00
India Standard Time 18:30
Western Indonesian Time 20:00
China Standard Time 21:00
Korea Standard Time 22:00
Australian Eastern Standard Time 23:00
New Zealand Time 01:00 (Monday)

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