Formula 1 Calendar: Shocking Contracts Revealed – Races Locked in Until 2041
In a groundbreaking revelation, the Formula 1 calendar unveils the duration of contracts for each Grand Prix, showcasing a mix of extensions and new deals that will keep the races pulsating with excitement for years to come.
Imola’s Emilia-Romagna Grand Prix secures its spot until 2025, with the potential for a rotational schedule in the future. Las Vegas makes a grand return with a new street circuit, set to host races until 2025, with plans to extend the contract to a thrilling 10 years.
Azerbaijan’s Baku Grand Prix races on until the end of 2026, while the United States Grand Prix at the Circuit of the Americas revs up until 2026, boosted by its popularity among American fans, partly fueled by the Netflix hit series Drive to Survive.
The Spanish Grand Prix, initially under pressure, now finds stability with a contract extension until 2026, before moving to Madrid on a new circuit in 2026. Zandvoort bids farewell in 2026, marking the end of an era for Dutch fans and driver Max Verstappen.
Singapore’s Marina Bay Street Circuit shines on until 2028, with a fresh seven-year deal signed. Mexico’s Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez follows suit, extending its contract until 2028, promising more excitement for fans.
The iconic Suzuka circuit in Japan remains a cornerstone of the F1 calendar until 2029, reflecting the importance of the Japanese market and the track’s challenging nature. Sao Paulo’s Interlagos circuit secures a contract until 2030, despite rumors of a move to Rio de Janeiro.
Red Bull Ring in Austria and Yas Marina Circuit in Abu Dhabi rev up until 2030, ensuring thrilling races for fans. Saudi Arabia and China continue the excitement until 2030, with renewed contracts in place. Canada’s Circuit Gilles Villeneuve and Monza in Italy will captivate audiences until 2031, alongside Monaco and Spa-Francorchamps.
The Hungarian Grand Prix and Qatar Grand Prix extend their contracts until 2032, with Silverstone’s British Grand Prix thrilling fans until 2034. The Bahrain Grand Prix reigns supreme with a contract until 2036, while Australia’s Albert Park keeps fans on their toes until 2037.
Miami’s Grand Prix wows with a 10-year contract extension until 2041, promising a decade of heart-pounding action on the circuit. As the F1 calendar unfolds, fans can expect years of adrenaline-fueled races across the globe, setting the stage for unforgettable moments in motorsport history.
