Last December, the Jeddah circuit made its Formula 1 debut, hosting the first-ever Saudi Arabian Grand Prix. In 2022, the Saudi stage of the championship moved to the spring, but an informed British journalist Joe Sawar writes about rumors that the country in the Middle East wants to host two races a year.
“I have heard rumors that Saudi Arabia wants to increase its influence and believe that it is necessary to organize the Grand Prix at the end of the season: a race in the spring in Jeddah and the second in the autumn in Riyadh,” he wrote. savar. “Formula 1 may not like this idea because there are already so many races in the Middle East in the championship, but Saudi Arabia has a lot of money and, as the old saying goes, money makes the world go round.
I’ve also heard that in Germany they want to sign a ten-year contract for the race, and it will probably be Hockenheim.
Joe Savard added that Formula 1 has not yet decided on a replacement for the September round, which would take place in Sochi: “As far as the calendar is concerned, the main topic of discussion now is which country will replace the Russian round in September. “According to my information, it will either be the second race in Singapore or nothing as Qatar has apparently fallen out of the equation. At least Qatar will be back on the calendar in 2023.”
Source: F1 News
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