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F1 on track to end season in Middle East as scheduled | News.gg

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Published Yesterday · The West Australian · Updated 9 minutes ago

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The season-ending Formula One grands prix in Qatar and Abu Dhabi are to go ahead the sport's governing body has announced with Imola stood down as back-up.

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F1 on track to end season in Middle East as scheduled

The season-ending Formula One grands prix in Qatar and Abu Dhabi are to go ahead the sport's governing body has announced with Imola stood down as back-up.

By Staff Writers · Nov 10, 2026, 3:40 PM UTC

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F1 on track to end season in Middle East as scheduled
The season-ending Formula One grands prix in Qatar and Abu Dhabi are to go ahead the sport's governing body has announced with Imola stood down as back-up.
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Center: 188
Last Updated: 9 minutes ago
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