Canadian GP

FP 3 & Qualifying

FP3

12:30 - 13:30

• As this is the final practice before qualifying, teams would try to test the cars' speed over 1 lap with a low fuel load, just like in the qualifying session later in the day. The weekend's main event is now approaching, and the tension starts to build right around this time.

Qualifying

16:00-17:00

• The teams get into a competitive mood and try to perform their best during this session, which establishes the starting grid for Sunday's main event. Throughout this tense, one-hour qualifying session, drivers are likely to be moving at their top speeds.

Race Day

Race

14:00 - 16:00

• This is what it all comes down to as the Formula 1 Canadian Grand Prix 2023 main event gets underway on Sunday after a formation lap.
• The 2023 Formula 1 Canadian Grand Prix will be quite the spectacle, with lots of thrills provided by the tricky corners and long straightaways.
• Buy tickets for the Canadian Grand Prix online in advance to witness an exhilarating high-speed race through the streets of Montreal.

Facilities at Circuit Gilles Villeneuve

• Medical services: The circuit has a medical center on site with trained medical staff to provide assistance to anyone in need.
• Accessible Restrooms: There are wheelchair-accessible restroom facilities available throughout the circuit for the convenience of the spectators.
• Grandstands: The circuit has several grandstands with reserved seating, providing great views of the track and the pit lane.
• Paddock Club: The Paddock Club is a VIP area that offers premium track views, exclusive access to the pit lane, and a variety of dining and entertainment options.
• Food and beverage: There are several food and beverage options available at the circuit, including concession stands, food trucks, and VIP dining areas.
• Merchandise: There are several merchandise stands selling official Formula 1 and Canadian Grand Prix merchandise, including clothing, hats, and other souvenirs.
• Entertainment: There are several on-track and off-track entertainment options available throughout the weekend, including live music and other performances.
• Parking: There is parking available for spectators at the circuit, but it is recommended to check the parking situation in advance.

• Stay close to the circuit: Pick a hotel close to the circuit and book as early as possible to get the best deal possible.
• Food is expensive: For those on a tight budget, buying food from nearby vendors or planning meals in advance may be wise.
• Plan your attire: It is advisable to wear loose, comfortable clothing because you will be in a crowd for a number of hours, despite the moderate temperature.
• Sort your travel early: While public transportation isn't the friendliest option, choosing a taxi is much more practical and efficient. Parking is an expensive affair.
• Arrive early: By arriving early, you'll have the advantage of skipping the long lines and having time to explore the circuit and other concurrent events before settling into your seats.
• Bring earplugs: As Formula 1 races approach the decibel levels necessary to potentially cause hearing loss, it is advised to carry earplugs for protection.
• Move around: If you have the opportunity, try to watch from different locations around the track to get a different perspective of the race.
• Do a bit of research: Familiarize yourself with the layout of the track and the schedule of events for the race weekend.

• Personal photography only: Photography for commercial distribution is not permitted for audiences.
• Identification Proof required: You must carry valid identification proof with you to be allowed entry into the circuit.
• Re-entry not allowed: You must not leave the venue after entering as re-entry is not allowed even if you possess the necessary documents.
• Don’t carry restricted items: Restricted items at Circuit Gilles Villeneuve include food, beverages, video cameras, audio recording equipment, selfie sticks, non-hazardous, hazardous materials, and potential weapons.
• Refusal of entry: Track authorities reserve the right to refuse or restrict entry on grounds of health, safety, security, or maintaining good public order.
• Food and drinks: It is prohibited to bring in outside food and drinks, as well as glass containers, cans, and large bags.
• Smoking: Smoking is prohibited in most areas of the circuit, including grandstands, enclosures, and hospitality areas.
• Items causing disturbance: It is prohibited to bring in items that can be used as a weapon or that may cause a disturbance, such as fireworks, flares, smoke bombs, or illegal substances.
• Service animals only: It is prohibited to bring any kind of animals, except guide dogs for the blind.

• Visa: You must fulfill the following requirements in order to apply for a visitor visa to Canada: a passport that is valid and whose expiration date is at least six months away. documents demonstrating your strong enough ties to your country of origin. financial documents that attest to your ability to support yourself during your stay in Canada.
• Time Zone: UTC/GMT -5
• Currency: Canadian Dollars (CAD) $
• Socket: Plug type A and B
• Language: French, English
• Weather: Early June is frequently regarded as the greatest time of year to visit Montreal due to the city's pleasant 66°F (19°C) monthly average temperature and rising temperatures (despite the humidity). Some would describe it as mildly cool with a gentle breeze.