LFormula 1 could have 30 grand prix in 2030. That is the plan of Liberty Media, owner of the exploitation rights of the world cup. The expansion plans of the Formula 1 in new markets makes the current 23 races fall short, and the FIA plans to modify the limit of 25 appointments currently set by the regulation.
Despite Stefano DomenicaliCEO of Formula 1, assures that the plan is to cut the grand prix in Europe, Spain would be one of the countries that would benefit most from this enlargementsince it would host two great prizes: the one that is currently being held in Montmeló and a new urban race in Madrid.
More races in the United States, Asia and the Middle East
In recent years, Formula 1 has experienced exponential growth worldwide, although it has been in USA where more fans have captured. This led the North American country to become the first to host three grand prix in 2023 (with the exception of Italy in 2020 due to the pandemic) thanks to the entry of Las Vegas, which are added to Miami and Austin.
In the coming years, the entry of NY on the calendar after more than a decade of negotiations with Formula 1. The organization of a race on the west coast is also expected, with which The United States would organize five World Cup events.
Another city that wants to organize a race is Barranquilla. The Colombian city wants to be the first to bring the ‘Great Circus’ to Central America, organizing what is known as Caribbean Grand Prix. Mexico He also wants to organize a race outside the capital, although most likely, if he does, it will be alternating with the Autodromo Hermanos Rodríguezcurrent venue of the Grand Prix.
The races in Asia will also increase, and they will do so with two countries known for Formula 1. The first to return would be South Koreawhich was already on the calendar between 2010 and 2013, although this time it would not be on the Korean International Circuit, but on an urban track in Seoul.
Vietnam is the other Asian country that wants to enter Formula 1. It was going to debut in 2020, but the pandemic and the pandemic and the corruption cases that plagued the organizers meant that the cars never rolled in Hanoi. Three years later, the government has resumed contacts with Stefano Domenicali to organize a race.
Another country that wants a second date is the United Arab Emirates. After the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, they want to increase their presence in the championship with a career in dubai. It would be the fifth in the Middle East, after Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, Qatar and Abu Dhabi.
F1 would return to Madrid in 2027
The arrival of the queen category of motorsports in Madrid is more than underway. It is expected that he will enter the championship in 2027 and his entry would not mean leaving the calendar of the current Spanish Grand Prix, in Barcelona. The circuit is already designed. would be a urban layout that would tour the streets of Ifema and Valdebebas.
