Iconic F1 Grand Prix faces are exhibited in the midst of ‘difficult’ circumstances
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An iconic Formula One -Track runs the risk of being settled from the racing calendar.
The Emilia Romagna Grand Prix in Imola could be set to host his last F1 Race this weekend.
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The famous circuit is the host for this weekend’s race in the 2025 season.
But F1 President Stefano Domenicali has admitted that it can be cut from the calendar.
There are currently two races in Italy, which in Imola and the Italian doctor in Monza.
Domenicali has suggested that with the increased interest in the motorsportIt can be “difficult” for both to be stored.
He said to RAI Radio: “Italy has always been an important part of Formula 1.
“It will be increasingly difficult to have two races in the same country, because the interest in F1 is growing and it is a situation that we are dealing with in the coming months.
“It is difficult for this situation with Imola and Monza to go on the calendar for a long time.”
The Autodromo Internazionale Enzo E Dino Ferrari Debuted in 1981.
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However, it was cut earlier because it was left from the calendar from 2006 until it was re -introduced in 2020.
This was when the race was renamed the Emilia Romagna Grand Prix.
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No other country in Europe has more than one race, but Spain will have next year.
This is due to the overlap between the new Madrid track and last year of the Barcelona circuit.
The US has three races with traces in Miami, Las Vegas and Austin.
In 2024, Domenicali admitted that some traces in Europe could be rotating in the calendar.
He said: “We have something new to share very, very quickly with regard to the possibility in the medium term to have a rotating European Grand Prix and some other new options later.
“This is something that we will of course clarify in the decent course.
“It is true that we have a big demand for new possible locations that want to come in.
“Our choice will always be in balance between the right economic benefits that we can have as a system and also to use in the growth of the market.
“We can see potential that will be beneficial for us to grow our company even further.”
Meanwhile, for this weekend’s race, Ferrari Star Charles Leclerc has missed the media costs due to illness.
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