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Sepang expects 100,000 three-day ticket sales for Bahrain GP | Grandprix.com (opens the original)
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Sepang International Circuit expects to sell about 100,000 three-day tickets for this weekend's relocated Bahrain Grand Prix, completing a hurried return to Formula 1 after a nine-year absence. Circuit CEO Azhan Shafriman Hanif said about 95,000 tickets had already been sold, with roughly 3,000 still available. Around half of the buyers are from outside Malaysia, giving the replacement event an unusually strong international audience despite its short lead time. We are confident that the number
Mateschitz invests another $28 million in Red Bull Ring | Grandprix.com (opens the original)
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Mark Mateschitz is investing about $28 million in another major upgrade to the Red Bull Ring as the Austrian Grand Prix venue prepares for a Formula 1 agreement that runs through 2041. The €25 million project will add a covered and fully glazed rooftop terrace measuring approximately 820 feet along the pit building, according to Kleine Zeitung. It will replace the temporary VIP structures previously erected for Formula 1 weekends. Construction began after this year's MotoGP event and is schedule
Formula E boss says electric series can catch Formula 1 | Grandprix.com (opens the original)
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Formula E CEO Jeff Dodds believes the electric championship can eventually challenge Formula 1 on outright performance, with the planned Gen5 car intended to push the comparison much closer by 2030. Dodds told f1-insider.com that Formula E is already looking beyond the incoming Gen4 and wants its next generation to become the most powerful motorsport car ever. The ambition is not a description of where Formula E stands today. The championship says the Gen4 car, which will debut in the 2026-27 se
FIA declares heat hazard for Bahrain GP in Malaysia | Grandprix.com (opens the original)
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The FIA has declared the Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia a heat-hazard race, activating Formula 1's driver-cooling measures for Sunday at Sepang. The governing body acted after its official weather service forecast that the heat index will exceed 31 degrees Celsius (88 degrees Fahrenheit) at some point during the race. Formula 1's own forecast says the conditions could feel closer to 35 degrees Celsius (95 degrees Fahrenheit), with tropical rain also possible. The declaration requires every team
Formula 2 season may already be over as freight returns to Europe | Grandprix.com (opens the original)
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The 2026 Formula 2 season may already be over after the championship's freight was reportedly sent back to Europe instead of continuing to Qatar. Rafael Camara leads Nikola Tsolov by seven points, 207 to 200, with Alex Dunne third on 189. If neither Qatar nor Abu Dhabi can take place, those standings would leave Camara as champion, but there has been no official declaration that the season is finished. Frits van Amersfoort, an adviser to the Van Amersfoort Racing team, told Dutch broadcaster NOS
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