Formula 1 Set to Race at Istanbul Park from 2027 in New Deal

Formula 1 is set to return to Istanbul Park, with plans for the Turkish Grand Prix to take place in 2027. This move marks an important milestone in the sport’s commitment to expanding its global reach.
Announcement of the Return
FIA President Mohammed Ben Sulayem expressed his enthusiasm about the circuit’s inclusion in the Formula 1 calendar. He emphasized Istanbul Park’s historical significance in the sport, contributing to the growing popularity of Formula 1 worldwide.
Support from Turkish Officials
Ben Sulayem credited Turkish officials for their role in securing the race. Among those recognized were President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan and Eren Üçlertoprağı, the President of the Turkish Automobile Sports Federation (TOSFED). Their collaboration underscores a commitment to promoting motorsport in Turkey.
- Ben Sulayem’s Statements: His remarks highlighted the importance of expanding Formula 1 into dynamic markets.
- Collaboration: The partnership between FIA and Turkish officials is focused on long-term growth.
- Preparations: Extensive efforts are underway to ensure the event’s success in 2027.
Future of Formula 1 in Turkey
Eren Üçlertoprağı also shared his excitement over the forthcoming event. He thanked various Turkish government ministers for their unwavering support. This collaboration aims to host an event that showcases the beauty of Turkey and draws large crowds to the grandstands.
With the race scheduled for 2027, the preparations are already in motion. The Turkish Grand Prix represents a significant opportunity for both the sport and the nation, reflecting a mutual goal of sustainable growth in motorsport. The return of Formula 1 to Istanbul Park signals a bright future for racing in Turkey.




