Historic Monaco Grand Prix Secures Future with F1 Until 2035: A Legacy of Glamour and Racing Heritage
The Monaco Grand Prix extends its Formula 1 contract through 2035, preserving its century-old legacy as motorsport's crown jewel. Prince Albert II and F1 leadership celebrate the iconic street race's enduring significance.
Monaco GP Cemented in F1 Calendar Until 2035
The iconic street circuit remains unchanged since 1929 (Image: Motorsport Imagery)
Formula 1 has confirmed the Monaco Grand Prix will continue thrilling motorsport fans until at least 2035 through a landmark contract extension. The announcement comes as:
- The Principality celebrates 96 years of continuous racing heritage
- F1 maintains its most technically demanding street circuit
- Drivers face unchanged elevation changes and tight corners since 1929
Historic Significance
Prince Albert II emphasized: "This renewal honors our shared motorsport DNA. Monaco's blend of technical challenge and Mediterranean glamour remains unmatched in the racing world."
| By the Numbers | Metric | Detail |
|---|---|---|
| First Race | 1929 | |
| Circuit Length | 3.337 km | |
| Laps | 78 | |
| Elevation Change | 43.7m | |
| Contract Value | Undisclosed (4-year extension) |
Driver Perspectives
Reigning Monaco winner Lando Norris noted: "No other track demands such precision. The barrier proximity amplifies every mistake – that's why victory here means everything."
Future Developments
While preserving historic elements, organizers plan:
- Enhanced fan zones in Port Hercules
- New augmented reality experiences
- Sustainable infrastructure upgrades
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The announcement follows intense competition at Monza's Italian GP, where Hamilton secured a dramatic podium finish despite grid penalties.
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