How Saudi Arabia has sights set on F1 summit with ‘Rainbow Road’ Qiddiya track

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How Saudi Arabia has sights set on F1 summit with ‘Rainbow Road’ Qiddiya track

F1 returns to Jeddah for the fifth Saudi Arabian Grand Prix this weekend, but the fastest street circuit in the world will soon be overshadowed by a futuristic track outside the capital city, Riyadh

Jeddah opens its doors to speed enthusiasts on the Jeddah Corniche Circuit for three days, starting today and continuing until April 20. The circuit is considered the fastest in the world.

The Grand Prix of Saudi Arabia takes over Bahrain this weekend at the second consecutive stop of the Formula 1 World Championship in the Persian Gulf. The Jeddah circuit awaits a new battle of a championship with many open fronts at this beginning of the season. McLaren commands in the standings, with Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri leading the board, while behind them the questions multiply. Mercedes follows its wake with George Russell as spear…

Without time to stop, the Formula One World Cup jumps from Bahrain to Saudi Arabia, prolonging its first round of the season in the Persian Gulf, before the circus returns for the end of the year, the last weekend of November and the first of December, to Qatar and Abu Dhabi.

Formula 1 will run the third weekend in a row: to Japan and Bahrain, the royal class will be present in Saudi Arabia. When and where will the Friday trainings be broadcast on the Jeddah Corniche Circuit?