FIA President Ben Sulayem says F1 drivers and teams won't be put 'at risk' over Middle East events
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The F1 has already cancelled two races at the beginning of the season due to the conflict in the Middle East. The Imola circuit would be considered an alternative plan.
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FIA President Ben Sulayem says F1 drivers and teams won't be put 'at risk' over Middle East events
FIA President Mohammed Ben Sulayem has defended the wait for clarity over how this year’s Formula 1 season will end amid uncertainty over the Middle East security situation but tells The Associated Press that drivers and team staff will not be put “at risk.”
The president of the FIA, Mohammed Ben Sulayem, has defended the wait for clarity on how the Formula 1 season will end this year, amid uncertainty over the security situation in the Middle East, but assured The Associated Press that neither the pilots nor the team staff will be put “at risk.”
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