Canadian grand Prix Secures future in Montreal Through 2035

Updated⁢ June 18,2025

Montreal will remain a fixture on the Formula 1 calendar for another decade. ⁤The Canadian Grand​ Prix has extended its contract,ensuring the race will be held at Circuit Gilles-Villeneuve through the 2035 season. This extension underscores‍ the Canadian Grand⁢ prix’s significant role in Formula 1 and ‍its economic impact ⁤on⁢ Montreal.

In a parallel move, the F1 Academy, the all-female racing series, also solidified its commitment to Montreal. The academy will continue to race‌ at Circuit Gilles-Villeneuve until 2028. This extension highlights the Octane⁣ Racing Group’s dedication to⁣ diversity and inclusion in motorsport.

The Formula 1⁢ Canadian Grand Prix, the oldest F1 event outside Europe, has been a cornerstone of the racing calendar as its inaugural race in⁢ 1967. The renewed commitment includes a long-term extension of Bell Media’s media rights deal.

As Formula 1 celebrates its 75th​ anniversary, it is fitting that we have announced an ‌extension with the Canadian Grand Prix… I look forward to ⁢creating more unforgettable moments in Montréal with you over the next 10 years.
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Stefano‍ Domenicali, president and CEO of Formula 1, expressed his enthusiasm for the ​extension, noting Montreal’s vibrant atmosphere and passionate fans.

‍we are incredibly proud to confirm that the Formula 1 Grand Prix‌ du Canada will continue its yearly stop​ in Montréal for another decade, through 2035… We’re thrilled to offer​ fans, communities, and the world ten ⁤more years of world-class racing.
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Jean-Philippe Paradis, senior vice president of Bell Buisness Markets Sales⁤ and Wholesale⁢ Services President, Formula 1 Grand Prix du Canada, emphasized the race’s iconic status and its ⁣global appeal.

The F1 ‌Academy’s presence ⁣in Montreal ​until 2028 reinforces the commitment to gender diversity ⁤in motorsport. The ⁣announcement⁣ came during F1 Academy’s ⁢inaugural race weekend​ in Montreal in 2025.

‌ ⁤ We are thrilled to be racing at the Circuit Gilles-Villeneuve through to 2028 in an extension ‌that supports our expanding international platform and continually growing global fan ⁤base.
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Susie wolff, managing director of F1 ACADEMY, expressed her delight at the positive reception from Canadian fans.

⁣ ⁢ ‌Canada is a place where openness, inclusion, and diversity aren’t just⁤ ideals – they’re part of our identity… Confirming the series’ return to our calendar is⁤ more than a scheduling decision – ⁢it’s a reaffirmation of our commitment to a sport that truly reflects the world around it.

Sandrine​ Garneau,chief operating officer of Brand and ​Strategy of⁢ Octane Racing Group,highlighted​ Canada’