The organizers of the MONAC Grand Prix want to hold this year's RACE

Automobile Club of Monaco responded to speculation of resignation Monaco Grand Prix, which is scheduled for May 23 this year, similar to the cancellation of races in Azerbaijan and Canada. Street racing, which take place in areas that are part of the public road network, are usually more questionable in case of unforeseen events, as the consent and permission of the authorities must be obtained months before the event, and the infrastructure must be prepared for the race itself (grandstands, paddock, logistics center,…)

There are all race promoters, of course fear of the scenario, which we experienced last year in Australia, when the event was canceled just before now, and customers had to be refunded the purchase price for tickets. This year 's race for Australian GP in Melbourne Albert Park instead of March, it will be on the agenda only in November.

Despite the latest rumors circulating on certain websites and social media, the @ACM_Media can confirm that #MonacoGP will take place from May 20th to 23rd, 2021. The ACM also confirms the #GrandPrixMonacoHistory (April 23rd-25th 2021) and the #MonacoEPrice (May 8th 2021).

— Automobile Club de Monaco (@ACM_Media) January 18, 2021

Automobile Club of Monaco intends to carry out more this year in addition to the Formula 1 championship race Monaco EPrix in the Formula E electric single-seater series, and they have already booked an appointment for a traditional event Grand Prix Monaco Historical, where racers compete in racing cars from the history of Formula 1. The event is scheduled to take place in the penultimate week of April.

Similar to other parts of Europe Monaco apply restrictions due to the new coronavirus pandemic, nevertheless at ACM they claim to run the race for the Monaco Grand Prix. "Despite many rumors that have surfaced in online media, ACM confirms that #MonacoGP will be scheduled between May 20 and 23, 2021," they wrote on Twitter and added: "We also confirm the #GrandPrixMonacoHistorique event (April 23-25, 2021) and the Formula E #MonacoEPrix series race (May 8, 2021)."

Also from the side Formula 1 organizations there is currently no vote on possible calendar changes, and their public relations service said: “The calendar for 2021 is out and no changes are expected in the implementation for now. The information that the street races were to be canceled is completely wrong: "