Monaco Grand Prix Secures F1 Spot Until 2031 with Date Shift

The iconic race will move to early June starting in 2026, aligning with F1's sustainability goals and avoiding clashes with the Indianapolis 500.

The Monaco Grand Prix has been extended on the F1 calendar through 2031, following a new six-year deal.
Starting in 2026, the race will take place on the first full weekend in June, moving from its traditional late May slot.
F1's decision to shift the date aims to optimize the racing calendar and reduce environmental impact as part of its net zero carbon target by 2030.
Despite criticism for limited overtaking opportunities, the Monaco GP remains a prestigious event, with local hero Charles Leclerc winning in 2024.
The 2025 edition will celebrate the 75th anniversary of Monaco's F1 debut, continuing its legacy as a cornerstone of the racing season.