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Formula 1 has confirmed that the 2026 season will conclude with the planned races in Qatar and Abu Dhabi, despite regional conflict concerns. The decision follows the cancellation of the Saudi Arabian GP and the relocation of the Bahrain GP to Malaysia earlier in the year. FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem has stated that the organization is fully prepared to deliver two outstanding Grands Prix weekends. The season will end with the Las Vegas GP on November 22, followed by the Qatar GP on November 29, and the Abu Dhabi GP from December 3-6. The Italian circuit of Imola, which was considered as a backup venue, has been stood down. Despite the geopolitical situation, all teams have expressed confidence in the sport and the FIA's commitment to safety.
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