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The ongoing Middle East war could lead to cancellation of back-to-back F1 GPs scheduled in the month of April, Motorsport Week understands.
The ongoing Middle East war may result in the cancellation of the back-to-back Formula 1 Grands Prix scheduled for April in Bahrain and Saudi Arabia.
The situation in the region has deteriorated significantly, with airspaces being declared no-fly zones due to missile strikes and escalating tensions.
This has also affected other motorsport events, with the World Endurance Championship having to postpone races at the Lusail International Circuit.
There is a possibility that the F1 races in Bahrain and Saudi Arabia may meet the same fate due to safety concerns and logistical challenges.
F1 is exploring alternative options to maintain the 24-race calendar, including potential races in Japan, Portimao, and Imola.
However, commercial considerations and feasibility will play a crucial role in deciding the future of these events amidst the escalating conflicts in the Middle East.
