FIA Formula One World Championship

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FIA Formula One World Championship, also known as F1 and Formula 1, is a privately owned entity based in the UK and a subsidiary of Liberty Media. Established in 1950, the organization has approximately 2,630 employees and reported $2.2 billion in revenue as of 2024. Operating as a tier 1 media tech buyer, the company specializes in motorsports and cycling. It sanctions the highest class of international racing for open-wheel single-seater formula racing cars, overseen by the Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile.

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On March 15, 2026, Formula One confirmed the cancellation of its Bahrain and Saudi Arabian Grand Prix races, originally slated for April, citing escalating regional tensions and ongoing conflict across West Asia. These cancellations create a five-week void in the 2026 calendar between the late-March Japanese Grand Prix and the early-May Miami Grand Prix, with no immediate replacement races planned due to safety concerns. This confirmation follows an earlier F1 press release describing the events as "postponed" rather than "cancelled," a word choice that suggested potential hopes for rescheduling later in the season despite an already packed schedule. Separately, on March 15, four-time world champion Max Verstappen criticized the new 2026 Formula 1 regulations, stating that individuals who enjoy them "don't understand racing," specifically referencing the revised chassis and power unit rules which will increase reliance on electrical energy.

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FIA Formula One World Championship offers 7 products in the sports and media and telecoms services industries. FIA Formula One World Championship's product portfolio comprises of media and TV services, sports tickets, merchandise and sponsorship and motorsports and cycling.

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Mar

19th

2026

14:18

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F1 team principals meeting: no emergency changes needed, but qualifying tweaks loom

The Formula 1 team principals gathered on Wednesday for a meeting and agreed that there is no immediate need for urgent action. After the Japanese Grand Prix, there will be time to consider potential adjustments, particularly for qualifying sessions, as all team representatives recognized the strong level of racing in terms of on-track action and fan engagement.

Scuderia Fans

Mar

19th

2026

11:47

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Former F1 Ace Calls Out Max Verstappen: Respect F1's New Era Or Find The Exit

If Juan Pablo Montoya had a microphone and a playlist, he probably would’ve queued up Rihanna and hit play on “ Shut Up and Drive ." Because that, in essence, is his message to Max Verstappen and anyone else grumbling about Formula 1’s brave new world.

News18

Mar

19th

2026

10:31

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How F1 could exploit the April break to solve two problems at once

Formula 1 is set to face another fairly lengthy enforced break after the Saudi Arabian and Bahrain Grands Prix were removed from the schedule for the time being. As has been known for several days now, the races scheduled for April in Jeddah and Sakhir will not take place as originally planned.

GPblog

Mar

19th

2026

09:20

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FIA pushing for F1 rule change after Bahrain and Saudi Arabia called off - report

The FIA is reportedly contemplating adjustments to the Additional Development and Upgrade Opportunities (ADUO) system following the removal of the Bahrain and Saudi Arabian Grands Prix. These races, originally scheduled for April, were called off due to ongoing conflicts in the Middle East, prompting calls for revised engine-development timelines, according to Motorsport Magazin .

RacingNews365 The Netherlands

Mar

19th

2026

08:30

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Betting on Speed: The Rise of Casino Branding Across Formula 1 Circuits

In recent years, the high-octane world of Formula One has become more than just a battleground for elite drivers and cutting-edge engineering—it has evolved into a powerful marketing platform for global brands, including online casinos and betting operators.

AutoRacing1

Mar

19th

2026

07:40

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Throwback: F1 rule changes branded 'pretty crap' after shambolic scenes

In a bid to try and spice up grands prix, a change was announced ahead of the 2016 Australian Grand Prix to the nature of qualifying. Instead of the three-segment knockout system, which had been in place in 2006, a new 'elimination-style' system was introduced ahead of Melbourne, whereby drivers would be eliminated every 90 seconds through three segments once a certain period of time had elapsed.

RacingNews365 The Netherlands

Mar

19th

2026

05:31

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Antonelli told F1 title moment 'will come' after Chinese GP breakthrough win

Peter Bonnington believes it is still far too early to start talking about Kimi Antonelli as a title contender despite his first F1 career victory. “To win one (GP), that’s great. To win a championship, it’s exponential the effort that goes into it.

GPblog

Mar

19th

2026

04:30

Events, B2B Tag

The bigger consequence of Formula 1's needlessly delayed decision

Everybody knew it in late February, even if it took until mid-March to confirm, but Formula 1 will not be racing at Bahrain International Circuit or Jeddah Corniche Circuit this year, due to the ongoing political conflict in the Middle East.

Beyond the Flag

Mar

19th

2026

04:04

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TV News: RTL blocked from China GP F1 broadcast amid rights row

(GMM) German broadcaster RTL’s planned free-to-air coverage of the Chinese GP was scrapped at short notice amid a growing rights dispute involving Formula 1 and Austrian television networks. RTL had initially scheduled the Shanghai race for broadcast and even prepared to send a crew to the paddock, but pulled out just days before the event.

AutoRacing1

Mar

19th

2026

03:55

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Formula 1 News: Adelaide was pitched as shock F1 stand-in

(GMM) South Australia’s premier Peter Malinauskas (pictured) has revealed he made a bold pitch to Formula 1 to bring a race back to the streets of Adelaide following the cancellation of the Bahrain and Saudi Arabian grands prix.

AutoRacing1

Mar

19th

2026

03:36

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Formula 1 teams face financial blow after Bahrain and Saudi GP cancellations

The cancellation of the Bahrain and Saudi Arabian Grands Prix carries a significant financial impact for Formula 1 teams—one that “cannot be ignored.” The economic consequences linked to the removal of these two events from the calendar are substantial.

Scuderia Fans

Mar

18th

2026

16:49

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F1 in Shanghai: record demand and ambitious plans for one million spectators

Shanghai aims for a sell-out with one million spectators in sight The Chinese Grand Prix has quickly become one of the most sought-after events on the Formula 1 calendar. In 2026, 230,000 tickets were sold in just one day, fans were waiting for the drivers at the airport, and there is already a plan to expand the Shanghai International Circuit with new grandstands by 2030.

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FIA Formula One World Championship sells broadcasting rights of its 2 motorsports competitions to 65 companies globally, covering 15 countries. FIA Formula One World Championship's rights holders include Apple. FIA Formula One World Championship currently holds 2 broadcasting rights for sports competitions including motorsports.

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