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Formula Two Considers Alternatives Amid Bahrain Conflict

3/10/2026

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Formula Two is exploring alternative racing locations if its Bahrain and Saudi Arabia events are cancelled due to ongoing regional conflicts.
Cadillac F1 team chief executive Dan Towriss said alternatives are being considered, and no decisions have been made.
The series has a test session in Bahrain from March 25-27, with a decision on the races expected soon.
If cancelled, Formula Two would not race again until Monaco in June.

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Formula Two is exploring alternative racing locations if its Bahrain and Saudi Arabia events are cancelled due to ongoing regional conflicts.
Cadillac F1 team chief executive Dan Towriss said alternatives are being considered, and no decisions have been made.
The series has a test session in Bahrain from March 25-27, with a decision on the races expected soon.
If cancelled, Formula Two would not race again until Monaco in June.