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Just how secure is the long-term future of each of the 24 grands prix on the 2025 Formula 1 calendar? Here’s how long each race has a contract for
The future of the 24 grands prix on the 2025 Formula 1 calendar varies in terms of security. Imola currently has a deal only until the end of the 2025 season, with uncertainty beyond that due to increased competition for a spot on the calendar. The Mexican Grand Prix is also in its final year of the contract in 2025. The Las Vegas Grand Prix has a three-year deal from 2023, with the possibility of a 10-year extension to be decided in 2025. The Dutch Grand Prix agreed to a one-year extension taking it until 2026, after which it will bow out. The Baku race has a contract until 2026, with the emergence of the new Madrid race potentially affecting the future of the Barcelona circuit, whose contract ends in 2026. Austin, the oldest of the US races, currently has no deal beyond 2026. The Singapore Grand Prix, F1’s original night race, has a deal until 2028. Races at Suzuka, Montreal, and Shanghai are secured until 2029 and 2030 respectively. The finale at Yas Marina has a deal until 2030, as well as the Red Bull Ring, Brazilian Grand Prix, and Saudi Arabia. Each race’s future beyond these dates is subject to further negotiations and future developments.
