Nachez pointed out that Formula 1 was moving forward with the races in Qatar and Abu Dhabi, although, as he wrote, there was concern in the paddock about the situation in the Middle East. He added that Imola was continuing to prepare as an alternative in case a new escalation after the elections in the United States forced the cancellation of a race with little notice. In that case, Imola would take the weekend of Abu Dhabi, on December 6, according to Nachez, who cited Andrew Benson from the BBC. #F1 #Qatar #AbuDhabi (translated)








