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Formula 1 Azerbaijan: Race Until 2030

by David Thompson - Sports Editor

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Azerbaijan grand Prix Extends F1 Deal to 2030


azerbaijan Grand ⁤Prix ⁣to ‍Remain on F1 Calendar Until ⁣2030

formula 1 has ⁢announced​ that the Azerbaijan Grand prix will remain on the race calendar for a further four years, securing the future of the event until‌ 2030 inclusive.

Located on the shores of the Caspian Sea, the six-kilometre Baku ⁢city Circuit tests drivers with a combination of​ tight, technical‍ corners, and wide, ‍sweeping straights. As the circuit winds through the Icheri Sheher old town, the ‍castle section‍ hosts one of the⁣ narrowest turns on the F1⁣ calendar, which tests the drivers’ nerve and skills to the limit.

The⁣ circuit debuted ⁢on the Formula 1 calendar in 2016⁢ as the European ​Grand Prix, before becoming a​ permanent fixture on the calendar in 2017 as the Azerbaijan Grand ⁢Prix. In 2024, the race weekend welcomed ​fans from over 70 countries, and delivered‍ strong viewership figures,‍ with a global TV audience of more than 66 million.

With seven ⁣different winners across eight editions, the‌ Azerbaijan Grand Prix has become one‍ of the most⁣ open contests on the calendar. mexican Sergio Pérez is the only driver to ​have won ⁢twice in⁤ Baku,while three of the current grid have claimed victory once – Lewis Hamilton,Max Verstappen,and Oscar‌ Piastri ​- with ‌the Australian taking the chequered flag last year following a dramatic battle with‍ Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc.

Stefano Domenicali, President and CEO of Formula 1, said: “There’s an amazing energy to the city of⁤ Baku and since our first Grand Prix here in 2016 Formula 1 has consistently received a warm and keen welcome from the people of Azerbaijan.”

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