La F1 travaille sur des plans de secours pour ses courses au Moyen-Orient alors que ses revenus grimpent

La Formule 1 élabore des plans de secours pour ses courses au Moyen-Orient à la suite d'annulations causées par le conflit dans la région. Liberty Media a rapporté des résultats financiers solides pour le premier trimestre malgré ces perturbations.

Liberty Media a annoncé que les revenus de la Formule 1 ont augmenté de 53 % pour atteindre 617 millions de dollars au premier trimestre 2026. Le résultat d'exploitation a atteint 107 millions de dollars, avec un bénéfice d'exploitation de base de 172 millions de dollars. La société a organisé trois Grands Prix au cours de cette période, dont celui du Japon, contre deux l'année précédente, et a ajouté de nouveaux partenariats tels que Standard Chartered.

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Formula 1 has officially cancelled its Bahrain and Saudi Arabia grands prix from the 2026 calendar as the Iran conflict continues. Liberty Media's stock fell about 7% after the news. The move affects hosting fees but leaves core revenue streams intact.

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A day after initial reports of mounting concerns, the Bahrain Grand Prix appears set for cancellation amid Iran's attacks on Gulf targets, while Saudi Arabian organisers intensify efforts to secure the Jeddah event for the 2026 Formula 1 season.

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