Formula 1: Monaco Grand Prix remains on calendar to 2025 at least
The Monaco Grand Prix will remain on the Formula 1 calendar until at least 2025 after a three-year deal was revealed yesterday.
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Formula 1: Adding teams 'not a priority' says Stefano Domenicali
Formula 1 CEO Stefano Domenicali says that adding new teams to the grid is not a priority for the sport as things stand.
New deal for Monaco as F1 sets record 24-race calendar
LONDON: Formula One will have a record 24 races next season with Las Vegas making its floodlit debut in November and Monaco signing a new deal to secure its place on the calendar until at least 2025.
Abu Dhabi to bring down curtain on record 24-race F1 calendar
Abu Dhabi will host the final race of the 2023 season after Formula One's governing body announced a record 24-race calendar.
Formula One Adds Las Vegas As 2023 Calendar Grows To 24 Races
Formula One provisionally added a first race in Las Vegas to the 2023 schedule announced on Tuesday, taking the total to a record 24. The season will start in Bahrain on March 5 and finish in Abu Dhabi, more than nine months later on November 26. Las Vegas will be the penultimate round as F1 quickly adds a third race in the United States after Miami joined the schedule this season. The Las Vegas race is subject to "homologation", or official approval of the circuit by FIA, the motor sports governing body.
Formula One calendar expands to 24 races for 2023 but won't be coming to South Africa
Formula One provisionally added a first race in Las Vegas to the 2023 schedule announced on Tuesday, taking the total to a record 24 races.
Formula 1: Official 2023 calendar revealed
The 2023 Formula 1 calendar has been revealed, with a record-breaking 24 races on the agenda for next year.
'We have an obligation to try' - Reverse grids and free practice points proposed by Formula 1 CEO Stefano Domenicali
Inverted grid races and points for free practice sessions are among the ideas being discussed in a bid to freshen up Formula 1, according to CEO Stefano Domenicali. Various alterations have been made to the sport in recent years, including the introduction of occasional Sprint Qualifying sessions, a shorter race on the Saturday that determines grid positions for the following day’s Grand Prix. Ad According to Domenicali, the new ideas won’t end there as F1 bosses look for innovative ways of keeping their audience hooked.