F1 reviewing contingency measures as doubts surround two grands prix
Formula 1 officials are considering backup plans in case the Bahrain and Saudi Arabian Grands Prix need to be called off due to recent events in the Middle East, as reported by RacingNews365. While the situation is currently under control, a final decision is not expected for another two weeks, allowing for potential changes in the circumstances. The freight for the initial races in Australia, China, and Japan is stored in Bahrain after the pre-season tests, with plans in place to redirect it accordingly. F1 is keeping a close eye on the situation and will make decisions as necessary for the races scheduled on April 10-12 and 17-19. In case alternate venues are needed, options like Imola and Portimão have been considered due to their past experiences hosting F1 races.
