When do F1 circuit contracts expire? Every track's current deal explained

The competition for circuits to feature on the annual F1 calendar has never been hotter, and we have the detail on when every single contract expires.

Last weekend we got the welcome news that the iconic Interlagos track in Sao Paulo, Brazil has a new extension taking it through 2035.

We already know of course that the 2027 F1 calendar (revealed in June) will again look to stage 24 races. But we can look way ahead of that to figure out what the schedule might look like.

We also know for example that Barcelona and Spa will alternate moving forward while Zandvoort - home of the Dutch Grand Prix - staged its last race in 2026.

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Zandvoort is gone, Interlagos gets big extension

It was already known that the Dutch Grand Prix would be discontinued after 2026, and we now know that Las Vegas has a massive new extension through 2037.

Portugal and Turkey are coming back in 2027 while Singapore and Mexico City are both confirmed to host races through at least 2028.

Miami and Austria hold the longest contracts among all Formula 1 venues, both signed through 2041.

The current contracts for circuits - correct at the time of writing on November 12, 2026 - looks like this:

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