Formula One Secures Suzuka Circuit Until 2029

The Japanese Grand Prix will continue at the Suzuka Circuit through 2029, following a five-year contract extension.

The contract extension ensures the Japanese Grand Prix remains at the Suzuka Circuit until at least 2029, marking a continuation of its storied history in Formula One.
The move to an April slot for the Japanese GP is part of Formula One's efforts to streamline the race calendar and reduce carbon emissions by minimizing travel distances between races.
Suzuka Circuit, owned by Honda Mobilityland, is celebrated for its challenging layout and has been a fan and driver favorite since hosting its first Formula One race in 1987.
The decision to extend the contract reflects confidence in the Japanese GP, which has often played a crucial role in the championship title race.
This year's Formula One schedule will feature a record 24 races, highlighting the sport's expansion and efforts towards sustainability.