Alex’s key dates in November

Here’s what’s coming up for AA23 over the coming weeks…

Published

31 OCT 2025

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2 min

We’re well and truly into the season’s final furlong, with just four Formula 1 races remaining in 2025.

Three of those take place in November, too, so Alex is certainly set for a busy few weeks of motorsport action!

He’ll be looking to end the campaign on a high, after amassing 73 points and recording 11 top-10 finishes across 20 rounds to date — and placing P6 in the United States GP Sprint, of course.

After a challenging recent run for Albono, next month’s trio of races offer a series of fantastic opportunities to get back among the points…

7th-9th November: São Paulo Grand Prix

Autódromo José Carlos Pace, better known as Interlagos, has been hosting Grands Prix since 1973 — but this race has moved between São Paulo and Jacarepaguá in Rio de Janeiro over the years.

Now settled at Interlagos since 1990, the São Paulo GP has been thrilling F1 fans with its undulating layout and technical corners, fuelled by the area’s typically unpredictable weather!

The Brazilian fans always create a memorable atmosphere, too, so expect some carnival vibes when Round 21 gets underway in just over a week’s time.

And don’t forget that it’s the season’s penultimate Sprint next weekend, so there will only be one Practice session to get to grips with a notoriously tricky track.

21st-23rd November: Las Vegas Grand Prix

Albono then heads to Nevada for his final stateside stint on the season, at one of Formula 1’s most glamorous venues.

The Las Vegas Strip Circuit may have only debuted in 2023, but it makes up for its lack of history with a spectacular setting that showcases a host of eye-catching landmarks.

Set against a backdrop of neon lights, this high-speed rollercoaster passes the city’s Strip and iconic Sphere, as drivers navigate 17 turns across 6.201 km (3.853 miles) of track.

Alex came close to claiming points in the maiden Las Vegas GP when he finished P12. He’ll hope to make the leap into the top 10 this time around.

28th-30th November: Qatar Grand Prix

The action moves to the Middle East for November’s final race, at another of Formula 1’s newer locations.

Qatar’s Lusail International Circuit held its first Grand Prix in 2021 and has proven itself to be a worthwhile addition since, largely due to a challenging combination of technical turns and flat-out straights.

Throw in a wide range of corners and it is easy to see why a visit to Lusail is such a test for those piloting an F1 car — and the teams more broadly.

The final Sprint of the season will also take place in Round 23, ahead of the 2025 season finale in early December.