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With talk of a 24-race calendar in play next season, Guenther Steiner says Haas may only support an extended calendar if it came with more money for the teams.

This season Formula 1 was supposed to have 23 races, the longest-ever calendar, but that was reduced when Russia was cancelled and the sport’s bosses opted not to fill the slot with an alternate.

Next season there could be as many as 24 races with Las Vegas joining the list and another venue likely to fill the spot that would have in previous years gone to Russia.

But with more races in the mix Formula 1 has woken up to the idea of regionalising the calendar, curbing travel time and travel costs.

However, in order to welcome new race while keeping the numbers manageable, F1 CEO Stefano Domenicali has revealed that the sport’s historic races, of which Monaco is on the list, are not guaranteed extensions when their current deals expire.

Monaco’s fate has divided opinion, some saying the processional race should go while others feel it remains the jewel of the F1 crown.

Then of course there is the sprint race weekend debut and whether that number should be doubled from three to six next season.

“There is no perfect solution,” Steiner said in an interview with Motorsport.com. “Formula 1 is in the