Canadian Grand Prix CEO confident about event’s future after successful 2025 / Global
Monday, June 16, 2025, 12:22 pm permalink
Following a standout 2025 season, Canadian Grand Prix CEO Jean-Philippe Paradis expressed unbridled optimism about the event’s future. With challenges ahead and innovative strategies hinted at, Paradis reassures racing enthusiasts that the thrill and spectacle of Canada’s premier race will keep both fans and skeptics on the edge of their seats.
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