Belgium will remain on the F1 calendar for two more years

Despite rumors hinting at a possible breakup in recent years., Spa-Francorchamps circuit will continue to host F1 Belgian Grand Prix until at least 2025. The Belgian route is one of the classics on the calendar, In 1950, the Grand Prix was already held for the first time in its history.. After several years of alternating positions with Mr. Zolder, the spa has remained the spa of choice since 1985.

However, the value of the mythical circuit seems to have no bearing on its continuity, and as has happened with other classic circuits such as Monza, its continuity was the subject of rumors for several days. For this reason, renewals are done on an annual basis rather than multi-year contracts as in Bahrain and Australia.

“Spa is synonymous with F1, was one of our first season circuits and is hugely loved by fans and drivers alike, so we are delighted to be able to extend our relationship with them until 2025. Promoters have made great strides in recent years to improve fan experience and infrastructure. And work is ongoing between all parties with a clear focus on delivering safe and exciting racing,” Domenicali said in a statement.

Spa-Francorchamps is the longest circuit in the world championship, with a total length of 7km, and he holds the record for victory. Michael Schumacher with 6 wins. In recent years, the circuit has undergone a transformation, increasing seating capacity by 10,000 seats. The key to promoting renewal.