Overview | When do contracts expire for the F1 circuits?

The Formula 1 calendar is becoming increasingly crowded. Next year there are no less than 24 races on the calendar, this year the plan was also to hold 24 races, but due to flooding during the GP weekend in Imola, the Grand Prix there did not take place and also the Chinese GP was canceled for the fourth year in succession. As a result, there will be 'only' 22 races in 2023. Until when do all these circuits have a contract with Formula 1?

Expiring contracts after 2024

Five circuits' contracts with Formula 1 will expire after next year. These include the races in Japan and Azerbaijan, but also the historic races at Monza, Silverstone and Spa-Francorchamps will no longer have a contract after the end of 2024. Of these, the latter has been uncertain of a spot on the F1 calendar for several years. In 2022, it was extended by just one year and this year too, the commitment has been extended by just one year.

Traditional Tracks

The Grand Prix in Britain is a definite spot on the calendar until 2024, and it's likely a deal to extend Silverstone as a circuit on the Formula 1 calendar will be arranged. Some of the other traditional tracks on the calendar, such as Belgium, Italy, Britain, Japan and Monaco, are also having their contracts run out soon.

New F1 trend?

A new trend seems to be emerging in terms of Formula 1 circuit contracts: more and more circuits have very long commitments. For instance, the Grands Prix of Austria, Hungary and Qatar, among others, and six more GPs are guaranteed a spot on the Formula 1 calendar through 2030 or even longer. The Bahrain Grand Prix holds the longest contract, its commitment running until no less than 2036.

Overview of F1 circuit contracts

Italian Grand Prix - 2025
Belgium Grand Prix- 2025
Mexican Grand Prix - 2025
Monaco Grand Prix - 2025
Las Vegas Grand Prix  - 2025
Emilia-Romagna (Imola) Grand Prix  - 2025
Dutch Grand Prix  - 2025
Chinese Grand Prix- 2025

Azerbaijan Grand Prix - 2026
United States Grand Prix (COTA) - 2026
Spanish Grand Prix (Barcelona) - 2026
Singapore Grand Prix  - 2028

Japanese Grand Prix - 2029

Brazilian Grand Prix - 2030
Austrian Grand Prix  - 2030
Abu Dhabi Grand Prix - 2030
Saudi Arabia Grand Prix- 2030
Miami Grand Prix - 2031
Canadian Grand Prix  - 2031
Qatar Grand Prix  - 2032
Hungarian Grand Prix - 2032

British Grand Prix - 2034
Bahrain Grand Prix- 2036

Australian Grand Prix- 2037