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F1 drops Bahrain, Saudi Arabia races

F1 officially cancels Bahrain, Saudi Arabia GPs due to Iran war

Formula 1 officially canceled races in Bahrain and Saudi Arabia scheduled for April because of safety concerns from the ongoing war in the Middle East.

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F1 and FIA Confirm They Will Not Run Saudi Arabian or Bahrain Grand Prix in April

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Formula 1 expected to cancel races in Bahrain and Saudi Arabia amid Iran war: Sources

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Regional tensions delay F1 and MotoGP races and Finalissima in Qatar cancelled

Several major international sporting events in the Middle East have been reshuffled as regional tensions linked to the US-Israeli war with Iran continue to impact the global sporting calendar.

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F1 cancels Bahrain and Saudi Arabian races because of Middle East war

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F1 cancels Bahrain and Saudi Arabian Grands Prix due to war in Middle East

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Formula 1 confirm Bahrain and Saudi Arabia races cancelled amid ongoing conflict

The loss of the two races also means the midseason compression test will happen after five races, not seven.

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Bahrain and Saudi Arabian GPs officially canceled due to Middle East conflict

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Regional tensions cancel F1 races, delay MotoGP and cast doubt on Finalissima in Qatar

Daily Jang

George Russell takes major F1 safety decision after winning Australian GP

George Russell has called on the FIA to make changes to Straight Mode on safety grounds after feeling like his 'front wing wasn't working' during the Australian Grand Prix.The Mercedes driver won from pole at the Albert Park Circuit,

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Lando Norris worried about new F1 car safety, Chinese GP reaction and more... F1 news zone

This week, Lando Norris is concerned that the new cars could cause a big crash in 2026, Felipe Massa’s quest to become the 2008 F1 champion has taken another dramatic twist, and we bring you all of the reaction from Shanghai earlier today.

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WATCH: F1 Safety Car Involved In High-Speed Crash In Italian Grand Prix Test

In a high-speed crash during a test session for the Italian Grand Prix, the F1 safety car, driven by Bernd Maylander, lost control at the Parabolica corner. A high-speed test session for the Formula 1 Italian Grand Prix ended abruptly when the safety car ...