F1 looks beyond Covid: agreement with Singapore for the GP until 2028

The F1 World Championship will run a race in the city-state for another seven seasons: a “green” turn with greater exploitation of renewable energy, increased recycling of waste and use of eco-sustainable materials

F1 looks beyond and continues, if not to broaden, to strengthen its borders: an agreement has just been announced with the organizers of the Singapore GP to have a race in the Southeast Asian city-state for another seven seasons, up to and including 2029 .

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We cannot speak of an F1 that expands its borders, given that a GP in Singapore took place from 2008 to 2019: the last edition three years ago – won by Sebastian Vettel for the last triumph of a Ferrari in F1 – before the stop for Covid. But it is certainly an F1 that works to strengthen its borders, guaranteeing itself the door open to one of the most dynamic financial markets in the world.