Formula 1 Secures its Future in Montreal until 2035
Formula 1 has confirmed its commitment to Montreal, extending its presence in the Canadian city until the year 2035. This agreement, announced after the recent edition of the Canadian Grand Prix, ensures the continuity of one of the most emblematic races on the calendar.
The four-year extension agreement is added to the existing contract that guaranteed F1’s presence in Montreal until 2031. With this new negotiation, the Gilles Villeneuve circuit will continue to host the Canadian Grand Prix for many more years.
The Canadian Grand Prix, which celebrated its 54th edition at the Gilles Villeneuve circuit, stands out as the race with the greatest tradition outside of Europe. Since 1978, this circuit has been the scene of exciting competitions, and now, with this new agreement, the story will continue.
The agreement was reached between Formula 1, the race promoter, Octane Racing, and the governments of Canada and Quebec.
In addition, a “long-term extension” of the rights agreement with Bell Media in Canada was announced.Canada will host its Grand Prix in Montreal until 2035.As Formula 1 celebrates its 75th anniversary, it is appropriate to announce an extension with the Canadian Grand Prix, a race with an incredible history in our sport and which is named after a true legend like Gilles Villeneuve.
Domenicali also highlighted the energy and passion of the Montreal fans, and thanked Octane Racing Group for their continuous efforts in improving the circuit and everyone involved in making this event possible.
