The race will be held at the Losail International Circuit, which has hosted several MotoGP races for over a decade.
see photosQatar GP will also become a regular fixture after F1 calendar 2023
Liberty Media, the owners of F1, announced a race over the weekend of 19 November in Qatar to replace the Australian GP, which was canceled due to the country’s stringent COVID19 quarantine protocols. In addition, F1 has also signed a 10-year deal with race promoters that will make the Qatar GP a regular fixture on the F1 calendar starting in 2023.
“There was a strong desire from Qatar to be helpful to F1, and during this process, the vision for a longer partnership was discussed and agreed upon for 10 years. Steps from gesture to being helpful to F1 in 2021.” A long-term strategy was short and simple and a vision of F1’s performance was the driving force behind this long-term agreement for Qatar after the FIFA World Cup in 2022. As part of the long-term deal, discussions will continue through 2023. More details regarding the location of the Grand Prix to be provided later,” F1 said in a statement announcing the race.
The layout of the circuit in Qatar
The race will be held at the Losel International Circuit, which has hosted several MotoGP races for over a decade. The race will form a triple header with the Mexican and Brazilian legs of the F1 season, followed by a race in Saudi Arabia and a season-ending race in Abu Dhabi. F1 could change the calendar a bit and maybe change the dates a bit to make the Middle Eastern leg a trip header, given the logistical issues with all and all the gear traveling from the other end of the planet.
So far, no changes have been announced, with the race in Qatar scheduled for the weekend of November 19 and Saudi Arabia two weeks later on the weekend of December 2, and the final race in Abu Dhabi a week later Is. F1 has also announced Ooredoo, the international communications giant, will be the sponsor of the race. We are very pleased to welcome Qatar to the Formula 1 calendar this season and the long period beyond 2023.
F1 CEO signs 10-year deal with Qatar which will start in 2023
“The Qatar Motor and Motorcycle Federation and authorities have been incredible and have gone at great speed to ensure that this season can race at the Losel Circuit, which is famous for many as the host of MotoGP. have shown that we can continue to adapt and there is great interest in our sport and many venues look forward to Grand Prix. The enormous effort from all the teams, F1 and the FIA has made it possible to deliver a 22-race calendar, something like Which is very impressive during a challenging year and one that we can all be proud of,” said F1 President and CEO, Stefano Domenicali.
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“This exciting agreement means Qatar will be home for the next decade to both Formula 1 and MotoGP, which are the pinnacle events in global motorsport. We have a proud motorsport history and this is the next chapter for us. Qatar will be one of F1’s.” And we look forward to welcoming all drivers, teams, media and fans very soon,” said Abdulrahman Al-Mannai, President of the Qatar Motor and Motorcycle Federation.
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