Formula 1 has agreed a deal to secure the Italian Grand Prix at the historic Monza track until at least 2024. An F1 statement said it had reached an "agreement in principle for a new five-year deal" and it hoped to reach an agreement "as soon as possible". Race organisers Italian Automobile Club (ACI) said it had agreed the "economic aspects of the contract". The length and cost of a new contract have been agreed but the deal has not yet been signed. The news is a boost for F1, as not only does it protect the future of its longest-serving circuit but it means it has completed one important step in an attempt to retain the current length of season at a time when...
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