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Mercedes team chief Toto Wolff on Sunday hinted at what may be needed for the under-threat Monaco Grand Prix to retain its place on the Formula One race calendar.
The street race around the streets of Monte Carlo had long been viewed as F1’s jewel in the crown, and a weekend when sponsors were wowed and more eye balls were on the sport than any other.
Charles Leclerc has spoken out about the possibility of Formula 1 dropping the Monaco Grand Prix from the calendar, calling it a ‘bad move’ The Ferrari driver — who sits second in the current F1 standings — has lived in Monaco all his life, and believes the historic track should remain in the calendar for years to come. Ad/> «I have never known Monaco without F1 apart from Covid reasons in 2020, and F1 without Monaco for me is not F1,” Leclerc said.
Monaco and F1 have gone hand in hand for decades but that relationship is at serious risk of coming to an abrupt end, according to reports. The Automobile Club de Monaco (ACM) has been in ongoing discussions with F1 for several months now with the current contract ending after this weekend's race.
LONDON : Azerbaijan wants its Formula One Grand Prix in Baku to be one of six proposed Sprint weekends next season, promoter Arif Rahimov said on Monday.
Fernando Alonso believes a green light for the proposed Andretti Global team would be “the best news” both they and Formula 1 could receive.
The former rally co-driver, who was elected along with new FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem last December, made the comment ahead of next month’s date conflict between the centrepiece round of World Endurance Championship and the Azerbaijan Grand Prix in Baku.
Bernie Ecclestone is far from impressed by the "American style" being pushed by F1 owners Liberty Media. The former F1 mogul has been outspoken on the direction the sport has taken since Liberty Media bought him out for £3.3 billion ($4.4bn) in late 2016.