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."
Monaco agrees extension to host F1 until 2031
Monaco will continue to host Formula 1 races until at least 2031 after a new six-year deal was agreed. One of the sport's most iconic and prestigious races, the Monaco Grand Prix has hosted races every year since 1955, other than during the Covid-affected 2020 season.
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President and chief executive officer of Formula 1 owner Liberty Media, Greg Maffei, is to step down from his role at the end ...
The sport's parent company, Liberty Media, has announced that its CEO, Greg Maffei, will be stepping down, but no permanent ...
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Formula 1 Announces Decision On Historic Monaco Grand PrixFor over 70 years the Monaco Grand Prix has been one of the signature events no only of Formula 1 racing, but of professional ...
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Monaco Grand Prix Rescheduled, Avoids Indy 500 ClashThe Monaco Grand Prix, one of Formula 1's most iconic events, will remain on the calendar through 2031 following a new ...
The Monaco Grand Prix will remain on the Formula 1 calendar until 2031 and is set to avoid a clash with the Indianapolis 500 ...
Formula 1 has extended its partnership with Monaco’s iconic street circuit on the F1 calendar until 2031, thanks to a new six ...
The move would also end what has become a "greatest (if not longest) day of racing" in the U.S. where the F1 Monaco Grand ...
F1 CEO, Stefano Domenicali admits that as more potential hosts emerge, F1 races in the sport's traditional European heartland ...
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