Formula 1 CEO Stefano Domenicali says September call on end of season in Europe if no Qatar, UAE races
- Formula 1 will end the season in Europe if races in Qatar and Abu Dhabi cannot be held, and has set a mid-September deadline, the Liberty Media-owned sport's chief executive Stefano Domenicali has said.
- Races scheduled for Saudi Arabia and Bahrain in April were called off due to the war in Iran, with Malaysia's Sepang circuit now due to host the latter on October 4, with the Gulf kingdom paying most of the costs.
- The FIA-sanctioned World Endurance Championship (WEC) has already moved its last two rounds in Qatar and Bahrain to Barcelona's Circuit de Catalunya and Italy's Monza in October and No
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- Formula 1 will end the season in Europe if races in Qatar and Abu Dhabi cannot be held, and has set a mid-September deadline, the Liberty Media-owned sport's chief executive Stefano Domenicali has said.
- Races scheduled for Saudi Arabia and Bahrain in April were called off due to the war in Iran, with Malaysia's Sepang circuit now due to host the latter on October 4, with the Gulf kingdom paying most of the costs.
- The FIA-sanctioned World Endurance Championship (WEC) has already moved its last two rounds in Qatar and Bahrain to Barcelona's Circuit de Catalunya and Italy's Monza in October and No
Sources: ABC Australia