The planned evaluation of the new Formula 1 regulations after the sprint weekend in China will still take place, but the FIA does not plan any significant changes in the short term

As the Iran War reaches the two-week point, events on the F1 calendar are potentially the next casualty of this conflict. According to ESPN, the Bahrain and Saudi Aribia F1 races are due to be canceled by F1 due to the Iran War.

Formula One, with its global business model, finds itself with difficulties after the U.S. and Israel attacked Iran

Formula 1 is on the brink of canceling April races in Bahrain and Saudi Arabia because of the war, creating a 5-week gap before the Miami Grand Prix.