Monaco GP extends F1 contract until 2031
The Monaco Grand Prix will continue on the Formula One calendar after agreeing an extension until 2031. The six-year extension agreed with the Automobile Club of Monaco (ACM) means the iconic race will remain on the schedule beyond the expiry of its contract next year.
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