Formula 1 Makes Italian Grand Prix Decision

Formula 1 Makes Italian Grand Prix Decision As Monza Signs New Deal
The Italian Grand Prix at Monza will remain on the Formula 1 calendar until 2031 at least. Formula 1 confirmed on Wednesday that the track had signed a six-year extension to remain part of the world championship into the next decade. Monza’s previous contract deal was due to run out at the end of next season.
Italian Grand Prix to remain on Formula 1 calendar at Monza until at least 2031
The Italian Grand Prix will remain on the Formula 1 calendar until at least 2031 after a six-year extension was announced Wednesday.
F1 Italian GP to remain at Monza until 2031
The Italian Grand Prix at Monza will remain on the Formula One calendar until at least 2031.
F1, Italian Grand Prix extend contract through 2031
The Italian Grand Prix will stay on the Formula One schedule through at least 2031 after the sides agreed on a six-year contract extension. The governing body announced the deal on Wednesday.
Italian Grand Prix: Iconic and Serene Monza Circuit to continue F1 race until 2031, gets six-year extension
Formula 1 has confirmed that the Italian Grand Prix will remain part of the race calendar until 2031, following a new six-year extension.
Italian Grand Prix Secured at Monza Until 2031, Celebrates Formula 1 Heritage
I am happy that the Italian Grand Prix will remain on the calendar until 2031. Monza is the heart of Formula 1 history, and the atmosphere each year is unique, as fans gather in large numbers
New deal sees Italian GP stay at Monza until 2031
The Italian Grand Prix at Monza will remain on the Formula 1 schedule until at least 2031. Monza, the oldest track on the calendar, has signed a six-year extension to its existing deal. The move comes after modernisation works were completed at the track, the oldest on the calendar, in time for this year's Italian GP.
F1 signs new long-term contract with Monza for the Italian Grand Prix
F1 has signed a new long-term contract with Monza, keeping the famous circuit on the calendar until 2031. The Autodromo Nazionale Monza track, 12 miles north of central Milan, has hosted the Italian Grand Prix every year bar one since the inception of the Formula One world championship in 1950.
Monza Circuit Secures Formula 1 Italian Grand Prix Until 2031
The Monza Circuit, the historic venue of the Italian Grand Prix, will be part of the World Championship calendar at least until 2031. Thus, Monza and F1 will remain together for many more years.
Formula 1: Monza Remains on the F1 Calendar After Securing New Deal
Monza is saved as the circuit which currently hosts the Italian Grand Prix have agreed a deal with Formula 1 to host the sport until 2031.
F1 to race at Monza until 2031
The Italian Grand Prix will remain on the Formula One calendar at least until 2031 as part of a six-year extension to the existing agreement, which runs through 2025, Formula One said on Wednesday.
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