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Back|Formel 1 hält trotz Nahostkonflikts an Rennen in Katar und Abu Dhabi fest
Formel 1 hält trotz Nahostkonflikts an Rennen in Katar und Abu Dhabi fest
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Formel 1 hält trotz Nahostkonflikts an Rennen in Katar und Abu Dhabi fest

Formel-1-Geschäftsführer Stefano Domenicali bestätigt die Austragung der finalen Saisonrennen am Persischen Golf trotz des Irankriegs.

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Trotz des Irankriegs am Persischen Golf plant die Formel 1 die Austragung ihrer finalen Saisonrennen in Katar und Abu Dhabi wie vorgesehen im November und Dezember.

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Die Austragungsorte der finalen Saisonrennen standen wegen der Sicherheitslage am Persischen Golf zur Debatte.

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Die Formel 1 will ihre finalen Saisonrennen trotz des Irankriegs am Persischen Golf austragen. Geschäftsführer Stefano Domenicali bestätigte dem Sender Sky Italia, dass die Grand Prix in Katar am 29. November und in Abu Dhabi am 6. Dezember wie geplant stattfinden sollen.

Die Austragungsorte der Rennen waren seit Monaten fraglich, die Traditionsstrecke im italienischen Imola hatte daher bereits Vorkehrungen für einen möglichen Einsatz als Ausweichstandort getroffen. Vergangene Woche kündigte Domenicali eine Entscheidung bis spätestens Mitte Oktober an, sprach dabei aber stets von einem grundsätzlich »bestätigten« Rennkalender. Für die Formel 1 geht es dabei auch um viel Geld, denn Katar und Abu Dhabi zahlen hohe Prämien, um Teil des Rennkalenders zu sein.

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  • Grand Prix in Katar am 29. November und Abu Dhabi am 6. Dezember finden statt

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Trotz des Irankriegs am Persischen Golf plant die Formel 1 die Austragung ihrer finalen Saisonrennen in Katar und Abu Dhabi wie vorgesehen im November und Dezember.

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