Will There Be an F1 Grand Prix in Qatar and Abu Dhabi? Uncertainty Remains High
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Formula 1 is still studying a plan B in case they are finally and as it seems, forced to cancel the careers of Qatar and Abu Dhabi for the war in the Medical East, as they have already done with the great awards of Bahrain (now relocated to Malaysia) and Saudi Arabia.The president of the F1, Stefano Domenicali neither wanted to pronounce on it this weekend during the Spanish GP in Madrid, although in the paddock it is vox populi that the Italian…
While the World Championship 2026 of F1 continues one stage after the other, with the advantage of Kimi Antonelli increasing in the driver's standings, Liberty Media is committed to understanding where the end of the championship itself will take place this year; since the situation in the Middle East changes continuously without letting light glimpses. Qatar and Abu [...]
Formula 1 executives do not yet have a specific timetable for whether to hold the final two races of the world championship.
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