However, as the calendar grows so do concerns about sustainability, with Formula One Management CEO Stefano Domenicali recently saying that the sport's calendar will remain capped at 24 races.
F1 now has three US racesStefano Domenicali says F1 calendar will be capped
Which F1 circuits will have to go?
Various venues remain interested in hosting a grand prix, includingChicago and Thailand. However, to accommodate new venues, F1 will have to make tough decisions on which races to scrap.
With classic F1 circuits unsafe from scrutiny, venues will have to fight for their place on the calendar in future seasons.
In a recent interview with Best Payout Online Slots, former F1 world champion Jacques Villeneuve urged the sport to keep the ‘special’ Canadian Grand Prix on the calendar.
“The Canadian GP is up there with Monaco and should be kept on the F1 calendar,” Villeneuve said.
“It is one of the great races that should be kept on the calendar like Monaco. It is a special one. It is exciting, it is fun, there’s a great atmosphere and everyone parties. It is the beginning of summer in Quebec. It is almost downtown. It is really cool and a great track for racing.
“It is a magnificent spectacle. When I was racing, I had a lot of friends in IndyCar and if they could go to the Montreal weekend they would just to see how impressive it all was compared with IndyCar.”
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