F1 2025 circuit contracts – which grands prix are seeking a new deal

Just eight months ago, seven grands prix were pondering their F1 futures as their contracts were due to expire at the end of this year.

But in very short order, F1 has renegotiated new deals with five of those, culminating in today’s announcement surrounding the Belgian Grand Prix, albeit an unusual one as the sport has made its plans to implement a rotational policy clear.

As it stands, it leaves just two grands prix from that original seven yet to re-sign in Mexico City and Emilia Romagna at Imola.

Four grands prix – Dutch, United States, Spanish, and Azerbaijan – have contracts that expire at the end of 2026.

However, we know the Dutch Grand will stage its last race next year after recently signing a one-year extension, while the Spanish at Barcelona’s Circuit de Catalunya is due to be replaced by an event in Madrid, although it is understood talks continue over a possible extension.

The table below shows all the contract lengths of the 24 venues on the F1 calendar.