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Domenicali: Miami GP key to F1's growth in the USA

Austin may have hosted Formula 1 since 2012, but the real test for if the championship could finally break into American culture came a decade later when the decision was taken to race in Miami.

Autosport

F1 Miami Grand Prix lands early 10-year contract extension until 2041

Formula 1 has announced it has signed a new 10-year contract extension with the organisers of the Miami Grand Prix, keeping the race on the calendar until at least 2041.

Autosport

Mexico Grand Prix extends F1 contract until at least 2028

Formula 1 has signed a fresh three-year contract extension with promoters of the Mexico Grand Prix to keep the race on the calendar until 2028.

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F1’s American revolution – how the series finally cracked the USA

“Over the past five years, we have implemented a very targeted strategy to bring Formula 1 ever closer to the American fans,” F1 president and CEO Stefano Domenicali told Autosport when discussing the growth in the USA.

Autosport

Formula 1’s American revolution – how the series finally cracked the USA

“Over the past five years, we have implemented a very targeted strategy to bring Formula 1 ever closer to the American fans,” F1 president and CEO Stefano Domenicali tells Motorsport.com when discussing the growth in the USA.

Motorsport

F1 chief Stefano Domenicali misses technical controversies: "They're the spice of the sport"

Formula 1 CEO Stefano Domenicali has suggested he'd like to see more contention over the technical regulations in the championship, labelling a handful of examples from his own time at Ferrari as moments of "spice".

Motorsport

F1 chief Domenicali misses "broader" technical controversies: "They're the spice of the sport"

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F1 chief gives update on African GP – with South Africa and Rwanda bidding to host race

F1 has not raced in Africa since the Kyalami circuit hosted the South African GP in 1993

The Independent UK

Domenicali exclusive: Africa not on hold, but plans "not there yet"

Formula 1 CEO Stefano Domenicali explained the championship's current position on hosting a race in Africa, stating that the efforts to put on a grand prix are not on hold but still missing certain guarantees.

Autosport

Stefano Domenicali exclusive: Africa not on hold, but plans "not there yet"

Motorsport

Why Domenicali sees catch-up mechanism as "crucial" for 2026 F1 engine rules

Formula 1 chief Stefano Domenicali says it is "crucial" for the new 2026 power unit regulations to allow manufacturers who are falling behind to catch up.

Motorsport

Domenicali: "F1 must stay strategic, not tactical – and be ready if a crisis returns"

The contract renewal that confirmed Stefano Domenicali as CEO of Formula 1 Group for another five years was met with near-unanimous approval.

Motorsport

Domenicali exclusive: Catch-up mechanism "crucial" for 2026 F1 engine rules

Formula 1 chief Stefano Domenicali says it is "crucial" for the new 2026 power unit regulations to allow manufacturers who are falling behind to catch up.

Autosport

Albon impressed with Thailand GP plans after meeting prime minister

Alex Albon insists Thailand is taking its pitch “very seriously” to host a Formula 1 grand prix in the future after the Williams driver travelled to the country to discuss plans with the prime minister.

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Albon meets Thai PM to show support for F1 race in Bangkok

The chances of a Formula 1 race in Thailand continue to improve as Williams driver Alex Albon became the latest representative of the series to meet with the country’s prime minister.

Autosport

How the prospect of V10s has triggered a complex debate on F1's future

Like many things in the modern world, it all started with a social media post.

Motorsport

How V10s are becoming F1’s main political battleground

Like many things in the modern world, it all started with a social media post.

The Independent UK

Christian Horner and Martin Brundle lead tributes to Eddie Jordan after F1 icon’s death: latest

The 76-year-old passed away after a year-long battle with cancer

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The Independent UK

Thailand eyes hosting Formula 1 Grand Prix in Bangkok from 2028

Thai government plans feasibility study for Bangkok street race, aiming to boost tourism and infrastructure

The Independent UK

Formula 1 in talks over new grand prix with Stefano Domenicali ‘impressed’ by plans

The F1 CEO met with Thailand’s prime minister to discuss plans for a future grand prix

Motorsport

Domenicali holds potential F1 Thailand Grand Prix discussions in Bangkok

Stefano Domenicali has left the door ajar for a future Formula 1 Thailand Grand Prix after seeing “impressive” plans for a street race in Bangkok.

Autosport

Spotlight shifts to FIA as F1 teams agree to partial Concorde Agreement

Formula 1 and its 11 2026 teams agreeing commercial terms for a new five-year Concorde Agreement is welcome news as the series is nearing the end of the current deal, and is preparing for Cadillac's arrival.

Autosport

F1 Thailand race plans progressing as Domenicali heads for talks in Bangkok

Formula 1 CEO Stefano Domenicali has revealed he will visit Thailand after the Australian Grand Prix for talks over a potential race in Bangkok.

Motorsport

F1 race in Thailand moves closer with Domenicali heading for talks in Bangkok

Formula 1 CEO Stefano Domenicali has revealed he will visit Thailand after the Australian Grand Prix for talks over a potential race in Bangkok.

Autosport

What Domenicali's extended reign means for F1's future

“Adapt or die” is a popular maxim in the business world – but, to paraphrase the famous words of Mandy Rice-Davies: they would say that, wouldn’t they? Change is inherently self-justifying, especially when one business is buying another and swaggering egos are in play.

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