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It’s 3 in the US for F1

Since its inaugural season back in 1950, the United States has been a mainstay in Formula One, despite the prominence of other motor racing championships in the country such as NASCAR and IndyCar.

In the sport’s 73-year history, the US ranks 10th on the all-time list of Grand Prixs held, and that number will be further bolstered by the inclusion of three US-based Grand Prixs in 2023, the most in a single season since 1982.

The three races will be held in Austin, Miami and Las Vegas respectively, and are sure to be among the most star-studded races on the F1 calendar, with a host of A-list celebrities guaranteed to be on the grids.

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United States Grand Prix

Date: Sun, 22 Oct, 20:00

Track: Circuit of the Americas

The United States Grand Prix has been held in Austin for the last 10 years at the Circuit of the Americas. The first race was held in 2012 in front of 100,000 spectators, as Lewis Hamilton claimed victory in what would turn out to be his last-ever win as a McClaren driver.

The high-speed runs have been compared to Silverstone whilst the S turns have been likened to the Suzuka circuit in Japan.

Now driving for Mercedes, British driver Lewis Hamilton has won the most United States Grand Prixs with six wins, however Max Verstappen of Red Bull has won the last two on his way to claiming back-to-back World Championships.

As you might expect from an American sports event, music concerts are often organised around the main spectacle. For instance, in 2016, Taylor Swift performed the evening before race day as 270,000 fans attended across the weekend.

The following year, former US President Bill Clinton presented the winning trophy to seven time World Champion Lewis Hamilton after his victory. That year, Justin Timberlake helped to further boost attendances with a pre-race performance. Other musical acts to have performed include Bruno Mars and Britney Spears.

The race in Austin is always one of the most popular on the F1 calendar, thanks to its status as one of the coolest American cities with its vibrant nightlife and much-loved food.

In 2022, Mr Austin himself Matthew McConaughey was among the attendees along with fellow actor Brad Pitt, pop star Ed Sheeran and hip-hop legend Pharrell Williams.


Miami Grand Prix

Date: Sun, 7 May, 20:30

Track: Miami International Autodrome

From one party town to another, the F1’s inaugural Miami race was last year in 2022, when, you guessed it, Dutchman Max Verstappen claimed victory ahead of Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz, both of Ferrari.

The circuit itself probably most closely resembles Melbourne Park, giving the 19-turn track the feel of a street circuit, despite being held at the Hard Rock Stadium, home to NFL outfit the Miami Dolphins.

The 5.41km track consists of 19 corners, three straights and three DRS zones, so you can expect plenty of overtaking.

With six Super Bowls, two World Series and numerous music concerts under its belt, the Hard Rock Stadium is one of the elite venues in America. The state-of-the-art stadium combined with an intimate street-style circuit creates an ideal viewing experience for the spectators in the Sunshine State.

Predictably, there were stars galore at the 2022 Miami GP including basketball legend Michael Jordan, Hall of Fame quarterback Tom Brady and former England captain, and owner of MLS team Inter Miami, David Beckham.

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Miami GP


Las Vegas Grand Prix

Date: Sat, 18 Nov, 06:00

Track: Las Vegas Street Circuit

Las Vegas will host its first Grand Prix since 1982 at an all-new circuit around the Las Vegas Strip, which will bypass famous landmarks like Caesars Palace, the Bellagio and the Venetian.

The 6.12km, 14-turn street circuit is expected to be one the quickest races on the calendar with speeds likely to exceed that of Italian track Monza, otherwise known as the ‘Temple of Speed’.

Despite being a completely new track, Las Vegas has hosted GPs on two separate occasions in 1981 and 1982, for the Caesars Palace Grand Prix. Williams driver Alan Jones claimed victory in 1981 and Michele Alboreto of Tyrrell won the 1982 race.

The 2023 race is scheduled for lights out on Saturday night and is one of the most highly anticipated F1 races of the year. New tracks always carry with them an air of unpredictability, which will only add to the entertainment value.

Off the track, there will be plenty to keep fans entertained as well, with Vegas band The Killers heavily rumoured to be performing.

Don’t be surprised to see a few Vegas locals such as Mike Tyson, Celine Dion and Floyd Mayweather Jr. show up for the main event too.

It’s going to be a blockbuster for F1 in the US, so which race will you choose?

Las Vegas GP

F1 – what has changed for 2023?

The pinnacle of motor racing is set to return in March, with a cocktail of new cars, drivers and races to look forward to.

Last year’s champion Max Verstappen is again the odds-on favourite to take the Driver’s Championship along with his team Red Bull for the Contructor’s Crown.

At the time of writing all of the new cars have been revealed ahead of pre-season testing for the 2023 season, where contenders for the title may yet emerge, chiefly in the form of Mercedes and Ferrari.

Last year’s top three teams all have unchanged driver lineups but there have been many changes elsewhere in the field.


F1 2023 driver changes

Following the retirement of four-time World Champion Sebastian Vettel, Aston Martin were able to entice none other than Fernando Alonso. The Spaniard, who has won the World Championship two times made the surprise switch from 4th-placed Alpine to 7th-placed Aston Martin in the postseason.

The popular Daniel Ricciardo was ousted by McClaren and replaced by Oscar Piastri, a 21-year-old rookie with Formula 2 and 3 titles under his belt.

To replace Alonso Alpine opted for Pierre Gasly to complete their all-French driver lineup with Esteban Ocon.

As part of the knock-on effect, AlphaTauri replaced Gasly with Nyck de Vries, the Formula E champion and long-time Mercedes reserve.

Elsewhere, rookie Logan Sargeant replaces Nicholas Latifi at Williams and Nico Hulkenberg has replaced Mick Schumacher at Haas after impressing as Aston Martin’s reserve driver last season.

The aforementioned Ricciardo keeps his place in the F1 bubble by virtue of Red Bull, where he will serve as the team’s reserve driver.

Silverstone Ferrari

2023 Formula 1


F1 2023 rule changes

To combat the porpoising issues many teams had last year four additional changes will come into play according to the FIA: floor edges have been raised by 15mm; the diffuser throat height has been raised; the diffuser edge stiffness has been increased; and an additional sensor has been mandated to more effectively monitor the porpoising phenomenon.

In terms of safety, following Zhou Guanyu’s horrific crash at the British Grand Prix last year, new roll hoop regulations have been put in place to reduce the possibility of the hoop digging into the ground after impact.

One of the most impactful regulation changes is likely to be a reduction in minimum car weight. A reduction of 2kg – to 796kg has been given the green light ahead of the new season, meaning mechanics will be doing everything within their power to  shave off weight. It’s possibly the reason why so many of the new cars this season feature black designs – bare carbon fibre is lighter than a coat of paint.

Looking ahead to race formats and sprint races will once again be a feature in qualifying expanding from three to six for the new season. It’s essentially a 100km dash with no pit stops to determine the grid lineup on race day – think of it as F1’s answer to T20.

The races with sprints in 2023 will be; Azerbaijan, Austria, Belgium, Qatar, Austin and Brazil.

At the tail-end of last season, the issue of cast caps dominated the F1 headlines as Red Bull were found to have exceeded the $145m cap by $2m.

The cost cap has been reduced to approximately $135m for the 2023 season.

Silverstone British Grand Prix cars

Formula 1 – Silverstone


F1 2023 calendar and new races

The F1 calendar in 2023 will be the biggest ever in the competition’s history featuring 23 races (up from 22 last year), including the all-new Las Vegas street circuit. The Qatar GP will also be returning to the calendar in 2023.

March 5: Bahrain (Sakhir)

March 19: Saudi Arabia (Jeddah)

April 2: Australia (Melbourne)

April 30: Azerbaijan (Baku)

May 7: Miami (Miami)

May 21: Emilia Romagna (Imola)

May 28: Monaco (Monaco)

June 4: Spain (Barcelona)

June 18: Canada (Montreal)

July 2: Austria (Spielberg)

July 9: Great Britain (Silverstone)

July 23: Hungary (Budapest)

July 30: Belgium (Spa-Francorchamps)

August 27: Netherlands (Zandvoort)

September 3: Italy (Monza)

September 17: Singapore (Marina Bay)

September 24: Japan (Suzuka)

October 8: Qatar (Losail)

October 22: USA (Austin)

October 29: Mexico (Mexico City)

November 5: Brazil (Sao Paulo)

November 18: Las Vegas

November 26: Abu Dhabi (Yas Marina)


From the glamour of Monaco to the octane of Spa, there isn’t a circuit in this year’s F1 calendar that won’t delight fans. With an exciting roster of drivers, and a new set of regulations for teams to contend with, it’s bound to be a highly competitive season both on the race track, and in the politically-charged paddocks.

The hit Netflix series Drive to Survive has provided fans with unprecedented access to the trials and tribulations of F1, but there’s nothing quite like seeing the events of race weekend unfold in front of your eyes.

The grid on race day is truly a sight to behold, you have the drivers, aka the prized assets being fanned and fussed over like Egyptian pharaohs, whilst the mechanics, resembling Stormtroopers in matching uniforms, exchange paranoid glances as they agonise over rival cars, looking for potential regulation breaches. And then, of course, you have the fans, who, despite a chorus of engine revs, can be heard chanting their favourite driver’s name, on a day they are likely to never forget.

Lights out and away we go…

What makes Monaco so special


Once a year, the world’s second-smallest nation becomes a race track and welcomes the fastest drivers on the planet and a host of celebrities for the most important weekend on the Formula 1 calendar.

The first Monaco Grand Prix was held in 1929, and the track hasn’t changed much since. Using the winding streets of Monte Carlo, the public roads are resurfaced each year before the event, with little room for overtaking on race day.

The temporary grandstands are installed across the city, alongside famous Monaco landmarks like the Monte Carlo Casino and the world-renowned harbour, where the rich and famous view the race from their boats and yachts.

Only 39,000 people live in Monaco, but come race weekend some 200,000 people travel to the principality for the spectacle.

Monaco Yacht Hospitality

Brazilian driver Nelson Piquet once said that the Monaco Grand Prix was like “[..] cycling around your living room[..],” meaning that the corners were too tight. However, the former world champion also said winning Monaco was, “[..] worth winning twice anywhere else [..].” Unfortunately, Piquet never tasted victory at Monaco.

His compatriot, the late, great Ayrton Senna has claimed the most Monaco GP wins (6). Despite this, the title “Mr Monaco” is reserved for British driver Graham Hill. The moustachioed racer won the event five times during an era of dominance in the 60s. He is also the only driver to have claimed ‘The Triple Crown of Motorsport’, an unofficial achievement, regarded as winning the three most prestigious races in motorsport; the Indianapolis 500, the 24 Hours of Le Mans and the Monaco Grand Prix.

The prestige on the track is only matched by the glitz and glamour in the Monaco harbour. Thanks to the region’s status as a tax haven, owing to the unprecedented rise of the Monte Carlo Casino in the 1860s, during a time when gambling was outlawed elsewhere across Europe, many celebrities have since flocked to the region to enjoy its lavish parties.


The rich and famous have been long associated with Monaco. In 1956, the actress Grace Kelly, known for her roles in Rear Window and To Catch a Thief became Princess of Monaco after marrying Prince Rainier III.

Over the years, many famous faces have been spotted in the Monaco F1 paddocks, from Leonardo DiCaprio and Naomi Campbell to Serena Williams and Cristiano Ronaldo, and many are bound to be in attendance in 2023

In the 2022 season, the race was won by Sergio Perez. Lewis Hamilton of Mercedes has won the race three times and next year both drivers will be competing once again alongside the likes of Max Verstappen and Fernando Alonso. This one-of-a-kind event combines the high-octane energy of a motor race against a backdrop of parties, celebrities and champagne. Whether it be from one of the many yachts in the harbour or in the grandstand, the Monaco GP should be on the bucket list of any self-respecting sports fan.


Our Super Yacht Hospitality

VIP Hospitality at the Monaco Grand Prix is an unique experience like no other on the sporting calendar and you can be there on one of our impeccable yacht packages.

It’s the ultimate form of luxury, with Champagne, premium drinks and premium gourmet food throughout the weekend.

There will be celebrities and sport stars making guest appearances, especially at the exclusive parties that are an important part of the Monaco experience.

With incredible views of the famous Monaco circuit, there’s no better way to spend a weekend in true, luxurious style.

Yacht Hospitality Monaco

Saturday and Sunday Trackside Super Yacht Hospitlaity

  • Guest Meet & Greet and Reception in Fontvielle
  • Transfer from Fontvieille to a Super Yacht in Monaco Harbour by private tender & return
  • VIP Hospitality on a Super Yacht
  • Spectacular views and Giant TV Screen
  • Circuit TV and Timing Monitors in Salon
  • Continental Breakfast on arrival
  • Coffee, Tea and refreshments served all day
  • Complimentary Bar all day including fine wines and Champagne
  • Monaco Grand Prix Buffet Luncheon served on Main Deck
  • Afternoon Tea with pastries and coffee
  • Live Music and Celebrity Guest appearances

Hotel Accommodation / Flights from London 

Flight from London and accommodation package – £2,150 Per Person (based on double occupancy)

  • Return chartered flight from London to Nice
  • 3 Nights stay in 4* Hotel Suisse, Nice (based on double occupancy)
  • Twin or King room
  • Breakfast Included

3 Nights stay in 4* Hotel Suisse, Nice – £1,500 Per Person (based on double occupancy)

  • Twin or King room
  • Breakfast Included

3 Nights at 5* Anantanra Nice – £2,500 Per Person (based on double occupancy)

  • Deluxe Twin or King room
  • Breakfast Included

Written by @BayleyCakes_

2022 Salon Privé – A luxury sports car event like no other

In the heart of Central London, you will find one of the most premium motorsport experiences in the world. The Royal Hospital Chelsea hosts Salon Privé from the 21st to the 23rd of April. For three days only you can immerse yourself in luxury cars, both historic and modern and revel in the exciting lifestyle that goes with it.

Salon Privé is a wonderful opportunity for global elite collector car dealers to take centre stage themselves and enter a car in the inaugural Salon Privé Concours de Vente with all the cars in the new concours for sale across the three days of the event. But there will be judging and silverware too, with the most-prized classic car being awarded the ultimate Prix d’Honneur in the Concours de Vente Gala Dinner on the Friday night in the Great Hall of the Royal Hospital Chelsea.

Salon Privé has something for everyone, from historic automobiles, latest super car launches, fine dining experiences and luxury fashion brands.

Salon Privé attracts an eclectic mix of supercars. On show are the latest releases from some of the most desirable brands such as Aston Martin, Bugatti, Lamborghini, Porsche and Rolls Royce. There is no better place to check out these mesmerizing cars with the opportunity to take one home with you.

If it’s the classic cars that catch your eye, then Salon Privé is also the place to be. It will display 60 rare classic cars. Classic car brands on show include Bentley, BMW, Ferrari and Fiat.

It’s not just about the horsepower either, the show is primed to be a must-visit event, whether you’re a supercar enthusiast or prefer to simply admire a classic car while sipping champagne.

As well as feasting your eyes on all the luxury cars, classic cars and bikes, there will be so much more to see and do. The shopping village is where you will find high class fashion brands, big brand accessories and British jewellery designer boodles.

Salon Privé is a car show like no other. Join us for an experience you will never forget. We are giving you premium access to the Sloane where you can sip on the finest Louis Pommery throughout the day. Indulge in a three-course luncheon with a mouth-watering afternoon tea not far behind. If you like all things glamourous then Salon Privé is most definitely the event for you.

If it’s the racing you love then get yourself to Goodwood. We have limited availability for both the Goodwood Festival of Speed and Goodwood Revival.

Goodwood Festival of Speed

The Festival of Speed is the largest motoring garden party in the world – a unique summer weekend that brings together an impossibly heady mix of cars, stars and motorsport ‘royalty’ to create the largest car culture event in the world. An intoxicating cocktail of noise, speed and nostalgia, the Festival of Speed is an extra-special way to entertain friends, treat your clients or, perhaps, reward your staff.

Goodwood Revival

The Goodwood Revival is not only the most important & celebrated historic motor race meeting in the world but it’s also the only major sporting event to take place completely in a period theme – it’s an extraordinary and magical step back in time.

Enquire on our website for your chance to attend these fantastic motorsport events.

In the heart of Central London, you will find one of the most premium motorsport experiences in the world. The Royal Hospital Chelsea hosts Salon Privé from the 21st to the 23rd of April. For three days only you can immerse yourself in luxury cars, both historic and modern and revel in the exciting lifestyle that goes with it.

Salon Privé is a wonderful opportunity for global elite collector car dealers to take centre stage themselves and enter a car in the inaugural Salon Privé Concours de Vente with all the cars in the new concours for sale across the three days of the event. But there will be judging and silverware too, with the most-prized classic car being awarded the ultimate Prix d’Honneur in the Concours de Vente Gala Dinner on the Friday night in the Great Hall of the Royal Hospital Chelsea.

Salon Privé has something for everyone, from historic automobiles, latest super car launches, fine dining experiences and luxury fashion brands.

Salon Privé attracts an eclectic mix of supercars. On show are the latest releases from some of the most desirable brands such as Aston Martin, Bugatti, Lamborghini, Porsche and Rolls Royce. There is no better place to check out these mesmerizing cars with the opportunity to take one home with you.

If it’s the classic cars that catch your eye, then Salon Privé is also the place to be. It will display 60 rare classic cars. Classic car brands on show include Bentley, BMW, Ferrari and Fiat.

It’s not just about the horsepower either, the show is primed to be a must-visit event, whether you’re a supercar enthusiast or prefer to simply admire a classic car while sipping champagne.

As well as feasting your eyes on all the luxury cars, classic cars and bikes, there will be so much more to see and do. The shopping village is where you will find high class fashion brands, big brand accessories and British jewellery designer boodles.

Salon Privé is a car show like no other. Join us for an experience you will never forget. We are giving you premium access to the Sloane where you can sip on the finest Louis Pommery throughout the day. Indulge in a three-course luncheon with a mouth-watering afternoon tea not far behind. If you like all things glamourous then Salon Privé is most definitely the event for you.

If it’s the racing you love then get yourself to Goodwood. We have limited availability for both the Goodwood Festival of Speed and Goodwood Revival.

Goodwood Festival of Speed

The Festival of Speed is the largest motoring garden party in the world – a unique summer weekend that brings together an impossibly heady mix of cars, stars and motorsport ‘royalty’ to create the largest car culture event in the world. An intoxicating cocktail of noise, speed and nostalgia, the Festival of Speed is an extra-special way to entertain friends, treat your clients or, perhaps, reward your staff.

Goodwood Revival

The Goodwood Revival is not only the most important & celebrated historic motor race meeting in the world but it’s also the only major sporting event to take place completely in a period theme – it’s an extraordinary and magical step back in time.

Enquire on our website for your chance to attend these fantastic motorsport events.

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