US EditionCould Imola or Istanbul rescue F1 if Middle East races stall?
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As tensions in the Middle East escalated sharply as a result of the conflict involving the United States, Israel and Iran, Formula 1 faces a real threat at the beginning of its season. If the sporting impact is obviously secondary given the gravity of the international situation, the championship could nevertheless be forced to act quickly to avoid a one-month hole in the calendar after only three rounds of competition. (...)
Iran crisis puts F1 and WEC at risk: could Imola replace Bahrain or Qatar?
International motorsport once again finds itself exposed to geopolitical fractures. The joint attack carried out by the United States and Israel against Iran has triggered a new phase of regional tension that, beyond its diplomatic and military implications, is already producing tangible consequences for logistics, safety and event planning. In the Middle East, two major fixtures are scheduled in the coming weeks for both endurance racing and Fo…
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