The Austrian Grand Prix at Red Bull Ring will stay on the calendar by 2041 after announcing on Sunday an extension of the contract that equals Miami as the longest in formulas.

The current deal, last two years ago, took place in 2030.

The District in Spielberg is owned by the Austrian Energy Company owned by Red Bull Racing, and has four -time world champion four times Max Verstappen As their star driver, and Italy -based Bulls Racing.

Miami agreed on a 10-year extension in 2041 last month.

After them, Bahrain has an agreement by 2036, Melbourne by 2035, Saudi Arabia and Qatar in at least 2032.

“Austria has long been a very special competition for formulas, so it is fantastic that we have provided the long -term future of a prix Grand so rooted in the history of this sport“Said the chief executive of Formula 1 Stefano Domenicali.

Verstappen has won a five -time record in Spielberg, a 4.3km circuit known for its picturesque background and unbearable appearance.

The late founder Red Bull Dietrich Matteschitz, whose son Mark is now at the top, heavily invested in the renovation of the county.

“I am glad that the One One will remain in the Red Bull Ring for many years to come. I am proud to continue my father’s legacy“He said.