Archive · 29 Jun 2025
Austrian Grand Prix Secures Future with Long-Term Contract Extension
The Austrian Grand Prix, a popular Formula 1 race at the Red Bull Ring, will continue until 2041.
This race, which came back to the circuit in 2010, is liked by many.
The track itself, known for its speed and location in the mountains, first held a race in 1970.
This new deal keeps the race going for a long time.
Both F1 and the circuit are happy about this agreement, ensuring the race's future.
The Austrian Grand Prix at Red Bull Ring has secured a contract extension until 2041.
The race has been a consistent presence on the F1 calendar since its return in 2010.
The circuit first hosted an F1 race in 1970.
The circuit is known for its high-speed nature and challenges within the Styrian mountains.
The extension was celebrated by both F1 and circuit promoters.
- Who
- Formula 1 and the Red Bull Ring.
- What
- The Austrian Grand Prix contract was extended to 2041.
- When
- The race will continue until 2041.
- Where
- The race takes place at the Red Bull Ring in Spielberg, Austria.
- Why
- To ensure the long-term presence of Formula 1 in Austria.
- Race Extension
- Until 2041
- Location
- Spielberg, Austria
- Circuit
- Red Bull Ring
- First Race (at current venue)
- 1970
- Return to Calendar
- 2010
Sources
Austrian GP extended till 2041 in latest expansion made to the Formula 1 calendar
Austrian GP Agrees To Long-Term Extension With F1
Formula 1 to race in Austria through to 2041 with new extension
