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F1 races in Bahrain & Saudi Arabia under threat

The Bahrain and Saudi Arabia Grands Prix are under threat as a consequence of the US-Israel war with Iran.

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F1 has already outlined stance on cancelling races in Bahrain and Saudi Arabia

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Five contenders to host F1 races if Bahrain and Saudi are cancelled

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F1 news live: Middle East chaos causes disruption before start of new season in Melbourne

With fresh rules incoming after a thrilling 2025 Formula 1 season, attention quickly turns to the new season and changes which could shake-up the pecking order.

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Formula 1: Ahead of the Australian GP, Max Verstappen says technical changes are complicated

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Why Aston Martin has warned its drivers of ‘permanent nerve damage’ at F1 Australian GP

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F1 Australian GP Weekend Schedule: Practice, Qualifying, and Race Times

The grid also expands this year with Cadillac F1 joining as Formula 1’s 11th team, bringing the total field to 22 cars.

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Alpine looks to start strong at F1 Australian Grand Prix

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Ollie Bearman warns Australian GP could be "worst-case scenario" for new F1 regulations

F1 Insider Shares Update on Bahrain and Saudi Arabia GPs Amid Middle East Conflict

Veteran Formula 1 journalist Craig Slater has provided an update on the status of upcoming races in both Bahrain and Saudi Arabia amid ongoing political tensions in the Middle East. The recent bombings in the region caused the cancellation of a Pirelli tyre test that was due to take place in Bahrain over the weekend.

F1 will make 'right decision' on Bahrain and Saudi Arabian Grand Prix amid Middle East conflict, says Alpine driver Pierre Gasly

Pierre Gasly trusts Formula 1 will make the right decision on the staging of the Bahrain (April 10-12) and Saudi Arabia (April 17-19) races; watch the Australian Grand Prix weekend live on Sky Sports F1 from Friday morning,

F1 schedule shake-up suggested as events cancelled as conflict escalates

Craig Slater has proposed potential alternative dates for the Bahrain and Saudi Arabia Grand Prix, should the FIA need to reshuffle their calendar due to the conflict in the Middle East. While there's no sign of an immediate decision,