Bernie Ecclestone and Italian Grand Prix chiefs finally signed an agreement to keep Formula 1 at Monza for the next three years.F1 boss Ecclestone met with president of the Automobile club d'Italia Angelo Sticchi Damiani on Monday to bring the long-running saga to and end.In September, Monza bosses announced a...

Monza has secured a new three-year deal to host Formula 1's Italian Grand Prix, although the contract has yet to be signed.F1 chief executive Bernie Ecclestone and Automobile Club d'Italia president Angelo Sticchi Damiani made the announcement on Friday afternoon."Regretfully we cannot sign it here legally," Ecclestone said. "More importantly,...

The long-running saga surrounding the future of the Italian Grand Prix in Formula 1 appears poised to draw to a close.Related StoriesThe race's place on the F1 calendar has long been in doubt, with the final grand prix of its current contract due to be staged this weekend at Monza.Negotiations...

Italian Grand Prix bosses are to meet Formula 1 chief Bernie Ecclestone again later this month after a recent meeting to secure Monza's future on the calendar proved inconclusive.Last month, president of the Automobile Club of Italy Angelo Sticchi Damiani said a new deal was close to being finalized to...

Italian Grand Prix officials are set to sign a new contract with Formula 1 chief executive Bernie Ecclestone by the end of February that will secure the future of the race.Automobile Club of Milan president Ivan Capelli suggested last month the event at Monza would remain on the F1 calendar...

The future of Formula 1's Italian Grand Prix at Monza appears to have been secured, according to Automobile Club of Milan president Ivan Capelli.Monza's place on the calendar beyond next season was up in the air as negotiations over an extension failed to find a resolution. It is understood there...