Formula 1 cancels races in two countries

Formula 1 management has announced that two Grands Prix on the calendar will not be held in April due to developments in the Middle East and security concerns.

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Formula 1 management has announced that two Grands Prix on the calendar will not be held in April, citing security reasons.

In a statement from the organization, it was noted: "The Bahrain and Saudi Arabian Grands Prix will not take place in April. Due to the current situation in the Middle East, the Grands Prix, along with the F2, F3, and F1 Academy races, will not take place as planned."

ALTERNATIVE SCENARIOS WERE ON THE TABLE

The statement also indicated that while different options for the calendar were evaluated, no changes would be made for the month of April. In this context, it was shared that the race weekends would not be held on the planned dates.

Formula 1 management noted that developments are being closely monitored and that possible new arrangements regarding the race calendar will be evaluated in the future.