SPA-Francorchamps fell from the F1 schedule in 2028 and 2030

Formula -1 says that the Grand Prix of Belgium will rotate from next year, when the sport moves to introduce new races into the calendar. The transaction means the adaptation in SPA-Francorchamps, which is one of the most recognizable chains in F1, will be lowered from the schedule in 2028 and 2030. The sport is set to host the legendary track for four of the next six years, and the expansion, which will include Grand Prix races in the 2026, 2027, 2029 and 2031 seasons, follows significant investment in the circuit in recent years. However, the F1 decision will be introduced for the new location with the second race in Thailand, Argentina, Rwanda, and Saudi Arabia running to the calendar location. This can also mean that Imora lace and Catalunabal Celona Circuit will be shot in the future. Both races are under threat as a street round is due to be introduced in Madrid next year.

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The Dutch Grand Prix in Zandvoort will disappear from the calendar after this season, and the contract for the Belgian race was due to expire this year. A record 24 races were held last season and although the rules state that up to 25 races can be held, it is understood there are no intentions to move away from this low number.

F1 chief executive Stefano Domenicali said: “The Belgian Grand Prix was one of the races where we won our first championship in 1950, so it is fitting that we share the news of this important extension as we mark our 75th anniversary year.” Spa-Francorchamps rightly praises pilots and fans of the best racing tracks in the world, and incredible moments of Formula 1 were held there.

“In recent years, he has undergone important work on improving the object and the general experience of fans, and I would like to pay tribute to the promoter and the government of Wallonia for their dedication and passionate support for the Formula -1 in Belgium. “