The Turkish Grand Prix, and the special Istanbul Park Circuit, is finally back on the F1 calendar.
The Turkish Grand Prix at Istanbul Park, a beloved circuit in F1, is set to return to the calendar in 2027 with a five-year contract, marking its comeback after a six-year absence.
Istanbul Park was a favorite among drivers during its initial run from 2005 to 2011, particularly for the challenging Turn 8 with four apexes, creating memorable racing moments.
The decision to bring back the Turkish Grand Prix followed discussions between F1, Istanbul Park officials, and Turkish authorities, showcasing a shared commitment to expanding Formula 1 in dynamic markets.
This return to Istanbul Park is seen as a reflection of F1’s global growth and appeal, highlighting the importance of partnerships in sustaining the future of motorsport.
President Erdoğan expressed confidence in Turkey’s capabilities to deliver flawless organization for the next five seasons, emphasizing the country’s modern infrastructure and renowned hospitality, setting the stage for a stronger partnership with Formula 1 in the years to come.
