Canadian Grand Prix signs Formula One contract extension through 2035 / City News / Toronto
Tuesday, June 17, 2025, 9:22 am permalink
The Canadian Grand Prix has secured its place on the Formula One calendar until 2035, following a notable contract extension that cements the race’s future. Organizers are hailing the long-term deal as a major win for Canadian motorsports, ensuring fans can expect continued high-octane action on home soil.
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