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Mexico City will stay on the Formula 1 calendar until at least 2028 after signing a new three-year contract.
The deal ends uncertainty over whether the race would continue after Sergio Perez lost his seat on the grid.
The race has been supported by the Mexican government, both national and local, and businesses.
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