Stefano Domenicali will continue serving as Formula 1's CEO until at least 2029 after signing a five-year contract extension with Liberty Media.

During his tenure since 2021, Domenicali has driven significant growth for F1, succeeding former CEO Chase Carey. Under his leadership, the sport has seen increased commercial success and fan engagement, with Liberty Media praising the strengthened ecosystem for all stakeholders.

Derek Chang, Liberty's president and CEO, commended Domenicali's effective strategy and results, highlighting his role in accelerating F1's growth both commercially and in fan engagement. Notable achievements include securing major sponsorship deals, such as the recent LVMH partnership, and managing the strategic addition of Cadillac as the 11th team for 2026.

The 59-year-old Italian executive, who previously served as Ferrari team principal and Audi VP, expressed his commitment to continuing F1's development. His focus for the next five years will center on enhancing fan experience and expanding the sport's reach to new audiences.

"I am honored to continue to lead this incredible sport," Domenicali stated, emphasizing his lifelong passion for F1 and commitment to serving the fans, whom he describes as "the heartbeat of everything we do."

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