After the China extension, where are the other Grands Prix with their contracts?

After negotiations that lasted for many months and which relieved Michel Boeri, president of the ACM, the Monaco Grand Prix finally found common ground with the Formula 1 to be kept on the calendar until 2031. To do this, the Automobile Club de Monaco had to make some concessions, such as agreeing to change its date from the entry into force of the new lease.

Thus, from 2026, the Monaco classic will no longer take place on the last weekend of May but on the first of June. A way for F1 to regionalize its calendar in the future with the possibility of bringing forward the Canadian Grand Prix, usually held in mid-June.

The meeting in the principality is not the first to have to bend to the wishes of the governing bodies. The management of the Italian Grand Prix has for example had to undertake a major renovation project for the facilities of Monza to hope to obtain an extension. The Netherlands and China also have recent contract extensions. So where are the other Grands Prix with their contracts?

F1 Grand Prix contracts

In 2025: Mexico, Imola, Belgium, Las Vegas

In 2026: Austin, Barcelona, ​​Azerbaijan, Netherlands

In 2028: Singapore

In 2029: Japan

In 2030: Brazil, Abu Dhabi, Saudi Arabia, Austria, China

In 2031: Miami, Canada, Monaco, Italy

In 2032: Hungary, Qatar

In 2034: Great Britain

In 2035: Madrid

In 2036: Bahrain

In 2037: Australia

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