F1 announced on Wednesday a new extension with the Mexico City Grand Prix, one that will keep the race on the F1 schedule ...

Mexico City will host high-altitude Formula One races for at least three more years after a contract extension was signed ...

But F1 president and chief executive officer, Stefano Domenicali, has confirmed the showpiece weekend is going nowhere, ...

The Mexico City Grand Prix will remain a fixture for at least another three years after local promoters agreed terms ...

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Mexico City will host high-altitude Formula One races for at least three more years after a contract extension was signed.

Mexico extends its F1 contract to 2028, spelling bad news for Imola. With Madrid joining in 2026, a classic Grand Prix has to go.

Formula 1 and Mexico City have extended their partnership for the Mexico City Grand Prix until 2028, much to the delight of ...

Ahead of the Miami Grand Prix, Formula One president Stefano Domenicali confirmed that the Mexican Grand Prix will stay on the Formula One calendar till the 2028 season of the sport. This means that ...

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One historic track that is set to avoid the F1 calendar squeeze is Mexico thanks to a new three-year extension.