FIA WEC replaces Qatar and Bahrain with Barcelona and Monza for its final two 2026 rounds amid regional travel and freight issues.
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Barcelona and Monza replace Qatar and Bahrain in revised 2026 WEC calendar

The FIA World Endurance Championship (WEC) will conclude its 2026 season with races in Barcelona and Monza after ongoing regional developments forced organisers to cancel the planned Qatar and Bahrain rounds. The Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya will host the inaugural 6 Hours of Barcelona from 16–18 October. Three weeks later, the Autodromo Nazionale Monza will stage…

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FIA WEC postpones Qatar round due to regional instability, with the race rescheduled for October and Imola opening the 2026 season.
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Qatar 1812km moved to October as WEC adjusts 2026 calendar with Imola start

The FIA World Endurance Championship (WEC) has confirmed that the planned opening round of the 2026 season in Qatar will no longer take place as scheduled. Ongoing geopolitical instability in the Middle East has forced organisers to postpone the event, which had originally been set to launch the championship later this month. Following discussions with…

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Qatar joins Creventic’s Michelin 24H Series for the 2026/2027 season, with Lusail Circuit hosting the opening Michelin 8H Qatar event.
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8H Qatar joins Michelin 24H Series Middle East Trophy for 2026/2027 season

Creventic has confirmed an exciting addition, the 8H Qatar, to the Michelin 24H Series Middle East Trophy for the 2026/2027 season. Qatar’s Lusail International Circuit, renowned for hosting prestigious motorsport events including Formula 1, will now be the venue for the opening round of this celebrated endurance racing championship. This announcement marks a significant expansion…

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Browning shares perspectives on the final rounds of the 2025 F2 Championship with Hitech TGR

Hitech TGR’s Luke Browning currently sits in 3rd place in the 2025 F2 Championship. With Qatar marking the penultimate round of the season, only two weekends remain for the Brit to close the gap and strengthen his claim to the title. After completing six rounds with ART Grand Prix last year, 2025 marks Browning’s first…

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“Never had that much of a bad pace” — Racing Bulls duo reflect on a bad F1 Qatar GP

It was a point-less weekend for Racing Bulls, with both Lawson and Tsunoda ending the Qatar GP out of the top ten. Liam Lawson was involved in an early incident with Valtteri Bottas, earning himself a ten second time penalty which severely affected the rest of his Sunday. He spun at turn 1, making contact…

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Williams duo aiming to finish 2024 F1 season “on a high” after disappointing Qatar GP

Williams Racing suffered another disappointing weekend during the 2024 F1 Qatar GP, after Alexander Albon and Franco Colapinto both failed to score a single point in either the sprint or feature race. Speaking after the race, Albon described the race as “not easy.” However, he admitted that the FW46 had not been quick enough to…

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