Domenicali hints at rotation among European grands prix

ADAM COOPER

FORMULA 1 The Formula 1 calendar is poised for a shake-up from 2026 that could finally lead to rotation among race venues, series CEO Stefano Domenicali has hinted. Event promoters have agreed a series of contract extensions in recent months. With plenty of those new deals going to grands prix outside of Europe to keep them on the schedule into the 2030s, the idea of some European circuits swapping in and out has come back onto the agenda. The current contracts for Zandvoort, Spa, Imola, Monza and Monaco expire after 2025. Meanwhile, Madrid has already been announced as the new home of the Spanish GP from 2026, but Barcelona is understood to still have a contract to hold a race that season. There’s also been talk in recent years of the Dutch…

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