Formula 1, the FIA, and all 11 teams have officially signed the 2026 Concorde Governance Agreement, marking a key milestone in the sport’s regulatory and commercial framework. This agreement formalizes how the championship will be governed over the coming years.
The signing follows the earlier conclusion of the 2026 Commercial Concorde Agreement in March, which had already been approved by all teams and Formula 1 management. Together, these two agreements complete the structure of the ninth Concorde Agreement.
This ninth iteration of the Concorde Agreement sets out the rules, regulations, and commercial arrangements that will shape Formula 1 through to 2030. It ensures clarity on governance and strengthens the relationship between the FIA, the teams, and the sport’s commercial stakeholders.
The agreement is seen as a major step in professionalizing Formula 1, providing a clear framework that balances competitive integrity with commercial growth. It underlines the commitment of all parties to maintaining and expanding the sport’s global reach.
Overall, the 2026 Concorde Agreement represents a forward-looking pact designed to secure the long-term development of Formula 1, ensuring stability, governance, and strategic alignment across all teams and organizational bodies.
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