Saudi Arabian Grand Prix May Return to Calendar at Season's End
Robert Doornbos revealed discussions about reshaping the final part of the Formula 1 season, with the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix potentially held on December 6 and the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix postponed to December 13. No official decisions yet.
⬆ Saudi Arabian Grand Prix May Return to Calendar at Season's End
Robert Doornbos, one of the event organizers, shared an insider update: currently, management is actively discussing the possibility of reshaping the final part of the championship. The following draft for the season's conclusion is under consideration:
December 6 - holding the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix (Jeddah).
December 13 - postponed Abu Dhabi Grand Prix (to keep the event traditionally as the season's grand finale).
An important clarification: at this moment, these are only behind-the-scenes discussions and exploration of options. No official decision has yet been made by the FIA or Formula 1 management.
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