Formula 1 will take a long break in April after announce the postponement of the F1 Grand Prix of Bahrain and Saudi Arabia that were originally going to be held next month. The climate of insecurity in the Middle East continues to escalate and countries like Qatar have stopped their sports competitions, including the Super League, which is still in the air, so the FIA has decided that it is not safe to race in less than a month in that area.
In the announcement, which was given almost simultaneously by the FIA and F1, it is confirmed that during the last few days many alternatives have been considered, but that finally these two tests are postponed and none will take their place in the second month of the World Cup in F1.
Time for Aston Martin and Williams to work
Although this postponement is bad news, it can be said that it is not so bad for the Spanish. Neither Williams nor Aston Martin have found the key to this new regulation and now they will face another ‘mini preseason’ with many cards revealed in which they will seek to get closer to the level of Mercedes, clear dominators so far this season.
