Formula 1 is set to cancel its April races in Bahrain and Saudi Arabia due to the ongoing Iran war, Nate Saunders of ESPN reports, citing sources. A decision needed to be made imminently due to the logistics of when teams had to start sending freight to the Middle East for both events, sources told the website. Formula 1 is highly unlikely to replace the races in the Middle East, EPSN adds.
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