Dutch Grand Prix to disappear from Formula One calendar
The Dutch Grand Prix will disappear from the Formula One calendar after the 2026 season.
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Formula One to race on at Monza until 2031
:The Italian Grand Prix at Monza will remain on the Formula One calendar at least until 2031 as part of a six-year extension to the existing agreement, which runs through 2025, Formula One said on Wednesday.
Verstappen takes fourth F1 title, can he make it five in a row?
Max Verstappen joined a select group of Formula One greats with his fourth title in Las Vegas on Saturday but stretching the run to five in a row next year could be an even bigger, and more thrilling, battle.
Formula 1's Iconic Monaco Grand Prix To Stay Till 2031 After New Deal
Monaco has agreed a six-year contract extension to host the Formula One Grand Prix until 2031, organisers announced on Thursday. The principality has hosted a Grand Prix on its winding streets every year since 1955, apart from the Covid-hit 2020 season. "I'm delighted that Formula 1 will continue to race in Monaco until 2031," said Stefano Domenicali, President and CEO of Formula 1. "The streets of Monte Carlo are unique and a famous part of Formula 1, and the Monaco Grand Prix remains a race that all drivers dream of winning," he added.
Formula 1 to move 2026 Canadian Grand Prix in Montreal to May for travel reasons
Formula 1 will move the Canadian Grand Prix to a new slot in May from 2026 to cut down on travel and its environmental impact.
Canadian GP agrees to carbon-reducing date change from 2026
Formula One's Canadian Grand Prix will be held in May instead of June from 2026 onwards to help reduce the sport's carbon footprint and consolidate the European season into one consecutive period.
F1 to hold season launch with all 10 teams at London's O2
LONDON : Formula One will sell tickets to an unprecedented 2025 season launch event featuring all the teams and drivers at London's O2 Arena on Feb. 18 as the world championship celebrates its 75th anniversary year.
No Spa And Monaco In F1? CEO Stefano Domenicali Hints At Rotational Calendar From 2025
Formula 1 CEO Stefano Domenicali has confirmed that the European calendar is at risk with the prospect of hosting races on a bi-annual basis being assessed. Liberty Media Corporation, the owners of Formula One Group, have already made a number of changes to the F1 Calendar which is already at a record-breaking 24 races this season. "We have some news to share very, very soon with regard to the possibility in the mid-term to have some rotational European Grand Prix and some other new options coming later," Domenicali was quoted saying to a Liberty Media investors call by motorsport.com.