Qatar Declares F1 Race Is ‘Going Ahead’
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As the month of September has just begun, Formula 1 is entering a decisive period for the construction of the end of its 2026 calendar. The Qatar and Abu Dhabi Grand Prix are still officially scheduled as the last two rounds of the season, but a scenario of retreat in Europe is being prepared in parallel, with Imola and Portimão as the main options envisaged. This uncertainty is directly related to the conflict that has erupted in the Middle Eas…
Formula 1 News: As bombs rain down in the Middle East, Qatar insists F1 race still 'go-ahead'
(GMM) Qatar has moved to calm growing doubts about whether Formula 1 can safely complete its Middle Eastern calendar, insisting preparations for November’s race at Lusail are continuing as planned. … The post Formula 1 News: As bombs rain down in the Middle East, Qatar insists F1 race still ‘go-ahead’ appeared first on AutoRacing1.com.
Qatar declares F1 race is ‘going ahead’
Qatar Grand Prix organisers insist their Formula 1 race remains on course for November despite continued uncertainty surrounding the championship’s remaining Middle Eastern events. The post Qatar declares F1 race is ‘going ahead’ appeared first on Speedcafe.com.
Qatar still intends to host the MotoGP and Formula 1 (F1) races this November despite the uncertainty following the conflict that has gripped the region. The president of the Qatar Motor and Motorcycle Federation (QMMF), Abdul Rahman Abdullatif Al Mannai, said preparations for both races are continuing as planned.
Qatar still plans to hold MotoGP and Formula One races in November
One of the topics that is generating the most expectation among the fans of the 'motorsport' is the final stage of the calendar of the two main championships in the world of two and four wheels.The war conflict in the Middle East, due to the outbreak of the war between Iran, Israel and the United States, forced to cancel or postpone some appointments. Several countries had to close their air spaces and had to take letters on the matter.In fact, …
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