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Plan Your Visit to Canadian GP 2023 | Timings, Address & More!

The Canadian GP is one of the most highly anticipated races on the F1 calendar due to the technical nature of the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve. An annual event that is on the calendar since 1961, the Canadian GP never fails to disappoint the loyal Formula 1 fanbase.

Will Max Verstappen win the Canadian GP again this year or will his rivals up their game? Regardless of the outcome, the Canadian GP has all the elements to create an unforgettable experience.

Canadian GP Timings

All timings mentioned are according to track time.

Canadian GP Day 1

Day 1 - Friday

16th June

FP1 & FP2

Free practice 1

  • 13:30 -14:30

Free practice 2

  • 17:00-18:00
Canadian GP Day 2

Day 2 - Saturday

17th June

FP3 & Qualifying

Free practice 3

  • 12:30 - 13:30

Qualifying (H4)

  • 16:00 - 17:00
Canadian GP Day 3

Day 3 - Sunday

18th June

Race

Drivers Parade

  • 12:00 - 12:30

Race

  • 14:00 - 16:00

Getting to Canadian GP 2023

Getting to Canadian GP

Plan Your Visit to Canadian GP 2023

Facilities
Weather
Rules & Regulations
What to Expect?
Canadian GP facilities

Facilities at Circuit Gilles Villeneuve

Fanzones

Head to the fan zones at Circuit Gilles Villeneuve to experience F1 in virtual reality!

Montreal GP weather

Weather in Montreal

What to Expect in September?

  • Day: 20°C to 25°C
  • Night: 11°C - 15°C
  • Rainfall:  3 inches in September - unlikely to rain.
  • Humidity: 64%, relatively low levels of humidity.
  • Winds:  6.5 - 6 mph, moderately windy.
  • Sunlight: 12-13 hours
Canadian GP rules and regulations
  • Tickets - All visitors are requested to carry a valid ticket and book their ticket well in advance before they sell out. 
  • Security - Weapons, illegal drugs, large bags, bottles, and cans are not allowed in the venue. Kindly note that you cannot bring cannabis inside the venue as Canadian law prohibits possession in public places. 
  • Behaviour - All visitors should conduct themselves in an appropriate manner and avoid being rowdy and disruptive. 
  • Seating - Kindly be seated on your assigned seat only. 
  • Photography - Taking photos and filming is permitted.
  • Wheelchair accessibility
  • Washrooms
  • Water stations
  • Food and beverage counters
  • Pit walks
  • Merchandise stores

Visitor Tips

  • Plan in advance: If you are flying down to Montreal only for the event, it is important to make your travel arrangements in advance. Locals as well as tourists need to ensure they book their tickets in advance as they sell out quite fast. 
  • Arrive early: It is a good idea to arrive early at the venue to avoid large crowds at the entrance. Besides, you will also have enough time to find your seat. 
  • Carry earplugs: Carry earplugs, particularly the noise-cancellation ones to ensure the sound of F1 engines does not hinder your Canadian GP experience. 
  • Wear comfortable clothes: Visitors are requested to dress appropriately and wear comfortable clothes to have a pleasant experience. Consider carrying sunglasses and a hat to protect yourself from the sun during the day.

Plan Your Visit to Canadian GP 2023

When is the Canadian GP?

The Canadian GP will be held on 18th September this year.

Where is the Canadian GP?

The Canadian GP will take place at the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve in Montreal.

What time does the Canadian GP start?

The Canadian GP will start at 14:00 track time.

What’s the best way to get to the Canadian GP?

The most affordable and easiest way to get to the Canadian GP is by the Montreal public transit system.

Are there any facilities at the Canadian GP?

Yes, there are plenty of facilities at the Canadian GP for the fans including fan zones, water stations, parking, washrooms, smoking areas, merchandise shows, food and beverage stalls and more.

Is parking available at Canadian GP?

Although parking is available at the Canadian GP, it can be a bit expensive and only available if you get there early.

What should I wear to the race?

You should wear comfortable clothes to enjoy the race and have a pleasant experience.

What’s the weather like in Montreal during the Grand Prix?

The weather in Montreal is very pleasant in September as temperatures are generally between 11°C and 25°C.

Are there any prohibited items in the Canadian GP?

Yes, you cannot carry weapons, illegal drugs, large backpacks, and glass bottles inside the Canadian GP.

Can I film in the Canadian GP?

Yes, you can take photographs and film in the Canadian GP as long as it is not on professional equipment.