The Formula 1 world championship is firmly on track to conclude its campaign in the Middle East. F1 boss Stefano Domenicali has reinforced his stance that the final two races will proceed as scheduled in Qatar and Abu Dhabi, clearing up weeks of paddock speculation.
Earlier scheduling hurdles triggered by regional geopolitical tensions had forced massive calendar shifts, casting doubt over the season's traditional Gulf finale. Yet, leadership insists that current security reassurances and logistics planning firmly support holding the twin-header at Lusail and Yas Marina.
Despite this confidence, a contingency plan remains quietly parked in Europe. Imola has been kept on standby as a reliable fallback option in case circumstances on the ground demand a sudden venue shift ahead of the December timeline.
For now, the focus shifts entirely to executing a smooth finish to an eventful season. The FIA and series promoters continue monitoring all security metrics closely, ensuring the championship wraps up under optimal conditions.
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