Overview of Current Formula 1 Grand Prix Deals
Formula 1 has secured a variety of long-term contracts with circuits around the world, ensuring its presence in key markets for years to come. Below is an overview of the current grand prix deals and their respective contract durations.
Las Vegas Grand Prix – Las Vegas: 2025
After years of anticipation, Formula 1 finally returned to Las Vegas in November 2023. The race will be held on a new street circuit that winds through The Strip and other iconic locations. Notably, the event will take place on Saturday night during prime time. The initial deal spans three years, with plans to extend it to a full decade.
Spanish Grand Prix – Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya: 2026
In late 2021, Formula 1 extended its contract with Barcelona for five years, set to end in 2026. The race had faced challenges due to outdated facilities and financial constraints. However, both parties found common ground during the pandemic, leading to a renovation plan. In January 2024, it was announced that the Spanish GP would move to Madrid starting in 2026 on a 3.4-mile non-permanent circuit.
Dutch Grand Prix – Zandvoort: 2026
It was announced in December 2024 that 2026 would be the final year Zandvoort hosts a grand prix, marking F1’s departure from Max Verstappen’s home country. Circuit director Robert van Overdijk stated that without government support, the venue must carefully manage its finances. He expressed pride in concluding a significant chapter in Dutch sporting history.
Singapore Grand Prix – Marina Bay Street Circuit: 2028
Formula 1 will continue racing on Singapore’s unique street circuit until at least 2028. A seven-year deal was signed in early 2022. The race was not on the calendar in 2020 and 2021 due to the pandemic.
Mexican Grand Prix – Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez: 2028
A fresh three-year contract extension was signed in April 2025, keeping the Mexico City race on the calendar until 2028. Director Alejandro Soberon expressed optimism about the race continuing, regardless of Sergio Pérez’s participation.
Japanese Grand Prix – Suzuka: 2029
Suzuka has been on the Formula 1 calendar since 1987, with a two-year gap in 2007 and 2008. In 2024, the race extended its contract until the end of 2029. Given the importance of the Japanese market and the challenging track, the event seems secure for now.
Azerbaijan Grand Prix – Baku: 2030
The Baku street circuit has a contract until the end of 2030. At the 2025 event, a four-year extension was announced to cover 2027–2030.
Sao Paulo Grand Prix – Interlagos: 2030
F1 announced a new contract with the Interlagos circuit in São Paulo at the 2023 event, ensuring the series returns to the track until 2030. Rumors of a new circuit in Rio de Janeiro were later delayed.
Austrian Grand Prix – Red Bull Ring: 2030
At the end of 2020, a multi-year deal was signed with Red Bull advisor Dr. Helmut Marko, though the duration was never formally announced. In 2023, a new deal was confirmed to keep F1 at the Red Bull Ring until at least 2030.
Abu Dhabi Grand Prix – Yas Marina Circuit: 2030
In December 2021, Formula 1 announced a multi-year deal with Abu Dhabi. The Yas Marina Circuit, where Max Verstappen won his first F1 world title in 2021, will host F1 until at least 2030. It is expected to continue as the season finale in the coming years.
Saudi Arabian Grand Prix – Jeddah Cornice Circuit: 2030
The Saudi Arabian race is on the calendar until 2030. The country signed a 10-year deal with F1. Initially, the Jeddah Cornice Circuit will be used, but a new complex in Qiddiya will eventually replace it.
Chinese Grand Prix – Shanghai International Circuit: 2030
After a gap due to the pandemic, F1 returned to China in 2024. A new deal was made in late 2024 to renew the Shanghai International Circuit’s contract for another five years.
Canadian Grand Prix – Circuit Gilles Villeneuve: 2031
The semi-street circuit in Montreal will remain on the F1 calendar until 2031. A multi-year contract was signed in March 2017, which was extended due to the pandemic.
Italian Grand Prix – Monza: 2031
Monza has renewed its contract for six more years, remaining the host of the Italian GP. The circuit has invested heavily in its facilities and will undergo further renovations. The race is crucial for Ferrari and its fans.
Belgian Grand Prix – Spa-Francorchamps: 2031
Spa-Francorchamps has been renewed for four more races until 2031. The event will be held on a rotational basis, likely alongside other European circuits as interest from other continents grows.
Hungarian Grand Prix – Hungaroring: 2032
The Hungaroring has hosted the Hungarian GP since 1986. A five-year extension was announced in 2023, running until 2032. The circuit is set for significant development.
Qatar Grand Prix – Losail: 2032
Qatar made its debut on the F1 calendar in 2021, replacing the scrapped Australian GP. A 10-year contract was agreed before the first race. After a gap in 2022, the race has been held annually, with a new complex under construction.
British Grand Prix – Silverstone: 2034
Silverstone will host the British GP until at least 2034. The new deal was signed in 2024, aligning it with other long-term contracts. The circuit is historically significant as the site of the first F1 world championship race in 1950.
United States Grand Prix – Circuit of the Americas: 2034
COTA in Austin will host the U.S. GP until 2034. An eight-year extension was announced in 2025, following the previous contract expiring in 2026. F1’s popularity in the U.S. has grown significantly, particularly through the Netflix series Drive to Survive.
Monaco Grand Prix – Monte Carlo: 2035
Monaco will remain on the F1 grid until at least 2035 after a contract extension in September 2025. The race initially had a contract until 2031, but it was extended by four more years.
Bahrain Grand Prix – Bahrain International Circuit: 2036
Bahrain holds the record for the longest-running F1 contract, set to last until 2036. The deal was announced in February 2022, marking a historic agreement in F1 history.
Australian Grand Prix – Albert Park: 2037
Melbourne has hosted the Australian GP annually since 1996, with exceptions during the pandemic. A new deal was negotiated in June 2022, extending the contract to 2035. In December 2022, it was extended again to 2037.
Miami Grand Prix – Miami International Autodrome: 2041
Miami made its F1 debut in 2022. Despite initial uncertainty, a 10-year contract was signed even before the first race. The event will remain on the F1 calendar until at least 2041.
Summary of Key Grand Prix Contracts
Below is a list of major grand prix events and the end date of their current contracts:
- Singapore Grand Prix – 2028
- Mexican Grand Prix – 2028
- Japanese Grand Prix – 2029
- Brazilian Grand Prix – 2030
- Abu Dhabi Grand Prix – 2030
- Saudi Arabian Grand Prix – 2030
- Austrian Grand Prix – 2030
- Chinese Grand Prix – 2030
- Italian Grand Prix – 2031
- Belgian Grand Prix – 2031
- Canadian Grand Prix – 2031
- Monaco Grand Prix – 2031
- Qatar Grand Prix – 2032
- Hungarian Grand Prix – 2032
- British Grand Prix – 2034
- United States Grand Prix – 2034
- Spanish Grand Prix (Barcelona/Madrid) – 2035
- Bahrain Grand Prix – 2036
- Australian Grand Prix – 2037
- Miami Grand Prix – 2041
