Saudi Arabia interested in an F1 team 'if it makes sense'

Saudi Arabia could embark on the creation of an F1 team, according to the president of the Saudi Automobile and Motorcycle Federation. Saudi Arabia has strengthened its involvement in F1 in recent years and hosted its very first Grand Prix in 2021. Moreover, the public oil company Aramco is a global partner of the F1 and sponsor title of the Aston Martin team. While considering a new stage, Khalid bin Sultan (...)

The growth of Saudi Arabia’s interest in the world of motorism in F1 could take a historic step. In recent statements, Prince Khalid bin Sultan Al-Abdullah Al-Faisal, president of the Saudi Federation of Motorcycling and Motorcycling, referred to the possibility of seeing a Saudi squirery in Formula 1, a project that, in his words, begins to be seen as something “possible and feasible.” “Everything points to this being possible soon if Saudi Ara…

Saudi Arabia interested in an F1 team 'if it makes sense'

A Saudi Arabian-owned team could soon be on the cards based on the growth shown by Formula 1, according to the chairman of the country’s motorsports federation. Saudi influence in F1 has increased markedly in recent years, with the grand prix in Jeddah joining the calendar in 2021, and a new track at Qiddiya currently under constructions. Aramco is also a global partner of F1 alongside being the title partner of Aston Martin, where there is an o…

Intentions for an F1 team based in Saudi announced

Formula One is heading to its second weekend of the year in the middle east as the teams make the short hop from Bahrain to the shores of the Red Sea and the city of Jeddah. It is the second largest city in Saudi Arabia and the commercial centre of the oil rich country. The…