Monaco agrees to double race fee for F1 extension
"In recent years, Monaco has paid only 12 million euros per year to Formula 1, and for decades it paid nothing at all," Bild reported. "Now the Principality has to dig deeper into its pockets. Monaco will now spend 25 million euros annually on the spectacle."
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