Formula 1 reclaims Malaysia: ‘Everything is going excellently, grandstands are already sold out’
Formula 1 returns to Malaysia in October for the Bahrain GP at Sepang. According to Stefano Domenicali, everything is going smoothly.
Formula 1 returns to Malaysia in October for the Bahrain GP at Sepang. According to Stefano Domenicali, everything is going smoothly.
Sepang looks forward to its return to the F1 calendar, but emphasizes that it hardly benefits from hosting the Bahrain GP.
It had been in the air for days and the confirmation from FIA and FOM followed on Sunday: Formula 1 returns to Malaysia at the beginning of October. On the circuit of
Australia might lose the season opener to Bahrain in 2027. Rumors about the Australian GP’s place on the calendar are circulating.
There was a lot of lobbying for replacement races in April; the F1 circus could possibly have settled in Adelaide, Australia, this month.
On 4 April 2004, Formula 1 made history with the very first Bahrain Grand Prix. This is the moment to look back.
No Grands Prix in Bahrain and Saudi Arabia! Due to the ongoing war in the Middle East, both F1 races are cancelled.
Whether the Bahrain and Saudi Arabian Grands Prix will go ahead is still not clear. Should those races not go ahead, Max Verstappen does not rule out
Due to the war in the Middle East, the F1 calendar is on edge; reportedly, no replacement races can be organized.