Formula One Was Given a Formal Reason to Cancel Stages in the Middle East (Corriere Dello Sport)
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The British Ministry of Foreign Affairs gave a gift to Liberty Media.
Corriere dello Sport: Because of the risk of escalation in the Middle East, Liberty Media has obtained an excuse to cancel the Grand Prix without fines.
If it so wishes, Formula 1 might have found the decisive element that it lacked to cancel the Grand Prix of Qatar and Abu Dhabi, still threatened by the geopolitical situation in the Middle East. As the championship approaches its conclusion, the British government has just reinforced its warnings regarding travel in both countries, evoking a high risk of sudden escalation of the conflict. An evolution that could allow Liberty Media (...)
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