F1 confirms: Hungarian Grand Prix to 2032 on calendar

The Hungarian Grand Prix will be on the Formula 1 calendar at least until 2032, F1 has announced. The previous contract expired at the end of 2027 and has thus been extended for another five years.

Earlier this week, it was already announced that the organisers of the Grand Prix wanted to announce a contract extension this weekend, and so that has now happened. The Hungarian Grand Prix has been held at the Hungaroring since 1986, so it will stay that way for the time being. Stefano Domenicali is happy with the new deal with the circuit.

"It is great news to announce the extension of the Hungarian Grand Prix for an additional five years as we return for another action-packed weekend at the Hungaroring. It is a very special circuit next to the incredible city of Budapest and one all of the drivers and our fans look forward to on the calendar. To see the commitment from the promoter in Hungary to develop the facilities and further enhance the experience for fans is another important step and something we want to see all our events doing in order to continue to improve and make our races even better," Domenicali told Formula1.com.