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Suzuka extends F1 deal, Honda to sponsor 2021 Japanese GP

Valterri Bottas of Mercedes during the 2019 Japanese Grand Prix (by Peter J Fox/Getty Images)

Formula 1 is set to continue racing at Suzuka Circuit until at least the 2024 season, after a three-year contract extension was struck for the Japanese Grand Prix.

The new deal has been agreed between the motor-racing championship and race promoter Mobilityland, a subsidiary of Japanese automotive giant Honda which also operates Suzuka.

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