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F1 planning to finish season in Middle East as Imola deadline passes

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Publisher Headline Summary Published Detected Delay Source Status
Sky Sports F1 planning to finish season in Middle East as Imola deadline passes
Formula 1 chiefs are proceeding with plans to hold the final two rounds of 2026 in the Middle East after a deadline to move one of the season-ending races to Italy passed.
0m skysports.com First Page headline
BBC Sport Formula 1 to finish season in Middle East
The 2026 Formula 1 season will conclude with the Qatar and Abu Dhabi grands prix as planned, with Italy's Imola circuit stood down as back-up for the races.
1h bbc.co.uk Follow-up
Channel News Asia F1 season to end in Middle East as scheduled — 1h channelnewsasia.com Latest

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