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The British Grand Prix will remain at Silverstone until at least the 2034 season following the signing of a 10-year contract extension. Given Silverstone’s status as the home of the first ever For…
The British Grand Prix has signed a 10-year contract extension, ensuring it will remain at Silverstone until at least the 2034 season. Silverstone, being the home of the first Formula 1 World Championship race in 1950, holds a significant place in F1 history and this extension extends its presence on the calendar into its ninth decade. While there have been rumors of interest in hosting a grand prix in London, Silverstone has maintained its position as the host for a number of years. F1 CEO Stefano Domenicali sees this as a sign of F1 valuing its rich history. The extension provides stability for Silverstone, allowing it to make further investments and developments in the venue, and the British Grand Prix will continue to attract fans from around the world for its fantastic racing and fan experience.
