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.

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.

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’