He Italian Grand Prix 2023 LIVE It will take place this Sunday, September 3rd, from 8:00 a.m. (Peruvian time). The race for the Formula 1 World Championship takes place at the Autodromo Nacional de Monza and can be rescheduled Fox Sports Premium (Mexico), Fox Sports (Argentina) and Star Plus (streaming). La República Deportes offers you the ONLINE coverage with the updated standings round by round and the summary with the final result.
Italian GP 2023: Race details
| Carrera | GP of Italy |
| When do they run? | Sunday September 3rd |
| What’s the time? | 8:00 a.m. (Peru) |
| Where? | Monza National Circuit |
| Which channel should you watch? | Fox Sports Premium, Star Plus. |
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When will the 2023 Italian GP take place?
This is the schedule guide so you don’t miss the 2023 Italian GP depending on which country you are in.
- Mexico: 7:00 a.m
- Colombia, Ecuador, Peru: 8:00 a.m
- Bolivia, Chile, Paraguay, Venezuela: 9:00 a.m
- United States (Miami, New York, Washington DC): 9:00 a.m
- Argentina, Brazil, Uruguay: 10 a.m
- Spain: 3 p.m
Which channel will broadcast the 2023 Italian GP?
The 2023 Italian GP will be televised in these countries via the following channels.
- Argentina: Fox Sports
- Brazil: BandSports
- Mexico: Fox Sports, Fox Sports 3, Fox Sports Premium
- United States: ESPN, ESPN+
- Spain: DAZN.
How to watch the 2023 Italian GP ONLINE?
If you don’t want to miss the 2023 Italian GP online, subscribe to the streaming service Star Plus, on whose platform you can watch the race for South America. If you don’t have access to this route, you also have the option of checking out La República Deportes’ ONLINE coverage.
Italian GP 2023: starting grid
This is what the starting grid looked like after qualifying the day before. Ferrari achieved advantageous positions with its two drivers.
- 1-Carlos Sainz (Ferrari)
- 2- Max Verstappen (Red Bull)
- 3- Charles Leclerc (Ferrari)
- 4- George Russel (Mercedes)
- 5- Sergio Perez (Red Bull).
Italian GP starting grid. Photo: Formula 1
Where will the 2023 Italian GP take place?
The venue for this race is the Monza National Racecourse, a race track in the Italian city of the same name with a distance of 5,793 kilometers and 11 corners.