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Motorsports 2026

I heard there is still a chance at one more race being added as well as Qatar and Abu Dhabi will likely be cancelled because of Trump's War. MBS and F1 would like to not dip below 22 races.
 
Bortoleto took the wind out of the sails of the race for 2nd by ignoring the blue flags. Probably cost Kimi and Lewis three seconds after it's all said and done.
 
Glad the F1 camera crew decided to show the battle for the last couple points spots between Racing Bulls and Audi.

Saw a lot of complaints that the last few weeks we were robbed of good racing action mid field to watch follow the leader nothingness instead.
 
Bortoleto took the wind out of the sails of the race for 2nd by ignoring the blue flags. Probably cost Kimi and Lewis three seconds after it's all said and done.
Toto not happy with the back marker teams... 😂

Max needs some GT3 lights on his car...
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I heard there is still a chance at one more race being added as well as Qatar and Abu Dhabi will likely be cancelled because of Trump's War. MBS and F1 would like to not dip below 22 races.
Expect one of them to be Imola, possibly even the finale, despite concerns about weather that time of year.

Portimao is out, from what I read. They are doing some major construction of the track's infrastructure, and they said they don't want to interrupt it, as they want to get it done before winter. I guess there are some contracts for next season that would be in jeopardy if it's not done.

I don't know who else they can get, as doubling up possibilities at Las Vegas or Baku, which was discussed, proved to not be viable. Though, if they add Imola, that gets them to 22 if the final Middle Eastern races get cancelled, now that Malayisa Bahrain is on.
 
Portimao is out, from what I read. They are doing some major construction of the track's infrastructure, and they said they don't want to interrupt it, as they want to get it done before winter. I guess there are some contracts for next season that would be in jeopardy if it's not done.
According to The-Race, this is the reason Portimao will not be considered this year (I completely forgot they are back on the calendar in 2027): "While Portimao in Portugal would make a lot of sense, especially because snow there would be unlikely, it may not be able to accommodate a race without compromising works being done for its proper F1 return in 2027."

They also said if Imola is a sub, it will definitely be the season finale. Stefano admitted weather could be a concern, but historically he said it could be warmer than Las Vegas.

Meanwhile, the 2027 calendar won't be made public until Autumn, and even then, they will have a Plan B set well ahead of time, so they can make switches quickly.
 
Meanwhile, the 2027 calendar won't be made public until Autumn, and even then, they will have a Plan B set well ahead of time, so they can make switches quickly.
Well they kinda have to make those changes pretty quickly in the fall as Bahrain was scheduled to be the opener (and home to testing two weeks prior as well) followed by Saudi Arabia. Australia is slotted third (tentatively) for April 2-4.
 
Well they kinda have to make those changes pretty quickly in the fall as Bahrain was scheduled to be the opener (and home to testing two weeks prior as well) followed by Saudi Arabia. Australia is slotted third (tentatively) for April 2-4.
The Race did an article about how things need to be decided very quickly for a LOT of reasons. Too bad they didn’t directly blame the person responsible for this mess.
 
Well they kinda have to make those changes pretty quickly in the fall as Bahrain was scheduled to be the opener (and home to testing two weeks prior as well) followed by Saudi Arabia. Australia is slotted third (tentatively) for April 2-4.
The deciding factor is tires. Pirelli needs seven weeks notice to ship tires to a race venue, longer than anyone else's shipping schedule. So, that's the time period they are working with concerning Bahrain as a season opener. And remember, this time they are prepared unlike a few months ago.

Testing can easily flip to Barcelona if need be.
 
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