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Monaco Grand Prix’s long-term future resolved with F1 extension until 2031
- Race remains on F1 calendar after six-year deal agreed
- Contest has been part of motor sport scene since 1950
Formula One’s iconic Monaco Grand Prix will remain on the calendar until at least 2031 after a six-year extension was announced on Thursday, with a date change to June that also avoids future clashes with the Indianapolis 500.
The race around the streets of Monte Carlo was part of the first world championship season in 1950 and has been present since, with the exception of 2020 during the global pandemic.
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FIA surprised by unexpected departure of F1 race director before end of 2024 season
- Niels Wittich leaves role with three Grands Prix left
- Follows string of exits of senior FIA officials in recent months
The Formula One race director, Niels Wittich, has stepped down from his post with immediate effect in an unexpected decision announced by the FIA on Tuesday. He will be replaced by Rui Marques, who was previously the race director for Formula Two and Formula Three. Wittich’s departure came as a surprise to F1 and is highly unusual in its timing given there are three races of the 2024 season remaining.
Wittich has made no comment on why he has stepped down during the season, but he is the latest senior FIA officials to leave. In the past 12 months the chief executive, Natalie Robyn, moved on after 18 months in post, as have the sporting director, Steve Nielsen, the technical director, Tim Goss, and the head of the FIA commission for women, Deborah Mayer, in what has been a period of turbulence for the FIA president, Mohammed Ben Sulayem.
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Analysis: Justin Allgaier’s shining moment rings through NASCAR garage
AVONDALE, Ariz. — Saturday night, under the bright lights of the Phoenix Raceway, Justin Allgaier finally found the peak of the mountain he has climbed so long. Justin Allgaier is a NASCAR Xfinity Series champion. MORE: Allgaier wins title | Champ race recap Every bit of his journey to the 2024 title was Allgaier-esque, too. […]
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Winners, losers after Championship 4 NASCAR weekend at Phoenix Raceway
NASCAR, Ruoff Mortgage honor veterans
Long: Jimmie Johnson, Jeff Gordon praise Joey Logano’s climb to a third NASCAR Cup title
Michael Jordan and driver Tyler Reddick come up short in bid for NASCAR championship
Race Rewind: NASCAR Cup Series Champion crowned at Phoenix Raceway
Results, final 2024 points after NASCAR Cup championship race at Phoenix Raceway
Joey Logano wins Phoenix finale for 3rd NASCAR Cup championship in 1-2 finish for Team Penske
Joey Logano won his third NACAR Cup Series championship Sunday with a relentless drive at Phoenix Raceway that gave Team Penske its third major motorsports title in less than a month. Logano held off Penske teammate Ryan Blaney over the final 20 laps to beat him for the series title by 0.330 seconds. Blaney was trying to become the first back-to-back champion since Jimmie Johnson won five straight from 2006 to 2010.