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F1 has highlighted a clear route for future grands prix after announcing its latest deal with Belgium, so which other race should it rotate with? You decide!
With an ever-growing list of venues vying for a spot on the Formula 1 calendar, the sport has decided to embrace rotation as a solution. The recent announcement of a new deal for the Belgian Grand Prix, covering select years until 2031, sets a precedent for this strategy. By alternating races, F1 aims to both cater to its established European fanbase and expand its global reach to new markets and audiences. This opens up opportunities for circuits like Hockenheim, the Nürburgring, and possibly Imola or the Circuit de Catalunya to make a return in the future. As financial considerations impact certain tracks, the upcoming years could see shifts in the lineup of European Grand Prix venues. Fans are left to ponder which circuit they would like to see added to the calendar for 2028, 2030, and beyond.
