Qatar and Abu Dhabi decision could slip but Imola expected to host F1 finale
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Formula 1 chief executive Stefano Domenicali announced in July that a final decision on the Qatar and Abu Dhabi races, scheduled for November 29 and December 6, would be made by mid-September. However, that deadline has reportedly been pushed back again, most likely to October.
Qatar and Abu Dhabi decision could slip but Imola expected to host F1 finale
MADRID, Sept 11 : Formula One's 2027 race calendar is likely to be published next week but a decision on this year's season-ending Qatar and Abu Dhabi Grands Prix could slip to October, multiple paddock sources said on Friday.Formula One chief executive Stefano Domenicali said in July that the season will end
Madrid: Litar Imola di Itali dijangka menjadi lokasi penutup musim Formula Satu (F1) tahun ini sekiranya Grand Prix (GP) Qatar dan Abu Dhabi terpaksa dibatalkan susulan konflik di Asia Barat. © New Straits Times Press (M) Bhd Website developed by Gias Ul Hassan - Best Website Developer - WordPress Web Design - Custom Website Design The post Imola dijangka ganti Qatar, Abu Dhabi appeared first on Malay News- Malaysian newspapers from Kuala Lumpur.
Two races in the Middle East were scheduled to take place in early spring, but were postponed due to the insecurity in the region. According to the current situation, the airports in Doha and Abu Dhabi are open to international flights, but all the necessary equipment would have to be delivered by air because the sea route through the Strait of Hormuz cannot be used.
The decision on the races in Qatar and Abu Dhabi is delayed again, and there are increasing rumors that the season finale could end in Imola. Everything will be known in October, if new claims from the FIA are to be believed.
Formula 1 chief executive Stefano Domenicali announced in July that a final decision on the races in Qatar and Abu Dhabi, scheduled for November 29 and December 6, would be made in mid-September. But that deadline has now been pushed back again, this time likely to October.
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