F1 2023: Which track should replace the Chinese Grand Prix?

GPFans Staff Friday 2 December 2022 14:13

F1 has officially confirmed the cancellation of the Chinese Grand Prix for next season, but where should the replacement event be held?

Covid has prevented a return to Shanghai in April and GPFans understands Portimão's Algarve International Circuit is the frontrunner to fill the gap.

But there are alternatives, with Malaysia making some sense logistically for a potential Melbourne-Sepang double-header before a three-week break.

There are European options as well with Turkey, Italy, Germany and the recently-dropped France all with viable cases.

So which circuit should host the replacement for China? As ever cast your votes and leave us a comment!

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F1 2023: Which track should replace the Chinese Grand Prix?

F1 2023: Which track should replace the Chinese Grand Prix?

Which track should replace the Chinese Grand Prix?