A new long-term hosting rights extension has been unveiled today between F1 and the Automobile Club of Monaco (ACM), coming on top of the current deal between the two parties that was set to expire following the 2025 season.

Formula One's iconic Monaco Grand Prix will remain on the calendar until at least 2031 after a six-year extension was announced on Thursday with a date change to June that also avoids future clashes with the Indianapolis 500.

Monaco will continue to host Formula 1 races until at least 2031 after a new six-year deal was agreed. One of the sport's most iconic and prestigious races, the Monaco Grand Prix has hosted races every year since 1955,

This will divide opinion, because it always does: the Monaco Grand Prix will remain on the F1 calendar until at least 2031, having signed a new deal with the sport.

Monaco will remain on the F1 calendar until 2031. The Monaco Grand Prix will remain on the F1 calendar until 2031 after signing a six-year extension. Monaco has been ever-present on the F1 calendar since 1955, with the iconic street race often referred to as the ‘jewel in the crown’.

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.

The Automobile Club de Monaco announced that they have reached a deal with Formula 1 for the series to race in the city until 2031.

Monaco first hosted a grand prix in 1950. Marco Canoniero/LightRocket via . Formula 1 will race in Monaco until 2031 following a six-year extention to the principality

Formula One will continue to hold the Monaco Grand Prix until 2031 after signing a six-year agreement with the Automobile Club of Monaco (ACM), it said on Thursday. The iconic race on the streets of Monte Carlo has been in the Formula One calendar since 1955.

F1 has agreed a new six-year deal with the Monaco Grand Prix, keeping the famous race on the calendar until 2031 inclusive. The race in the principality featured on the first F1 world championship calendar in 1950 and has been an ever-present since 1955.