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Russian GP promoter claims 2022 F1 round still possible

by Phillip Horton
3 years ago
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F1 abandons final practice for Russian GP due to rain

Circuit atmosphere - a wet pit lane as rain falls. Russian Grand Prix, Saturday 25th September 2021. Sochi Autodrom, Sochi, Russia.

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The promoter of the Russian Grand Prix has claimed that it remains possible that this year’s Formula 1 round will still take place.

Formula 1 announced on Friday that it is impossible for the championship to race in Russia under current conditions.

Russia invaded Ukraine on Thursday and is continuing its assault on the country.

Formula 1’s statement was tenuously worded but the event, scheduled for September 25, has definitively been cancelled, with all mention of its planned round removed from its website.

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Despite that, Russian GP promoter ROSGONKI has claimed that holding the round as scheduled still remains plausible.

“The agreement between the official Russian Grand Prix promoter ANO “ROSGONKI” and Formula 1 is suspended due to force majeure events,” it said in a statement.

“The purchased tickets are not cancelled – there is no need to get refunds for them now because it is still possible that the round will take place and will be held as previously scheduled.

“ANO “ROSGONKI” continues its business as usual providing services to the Sochi Autodrom guests, as well as organising and holding motorsport and other events of the federal, regional and municipal level as part of the event calendar approved.”

Formula 1 has yet to communicate its intentions regarding a potential replacement round.

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Comments 6

  1. Parky says:
    3 years ago

    F1 should never run again in Russia whilst the current regime are in power.

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    • CHAS says:
      3 years ago

      I TOTALY AGREE WITH YOU.

      Reply
    • bigsurviews says:
      3 years ago

      Right on. NO Russian GP and NO Russian team and NO Russian drivers. AND not Olympic medals to Russian athletes.

      Reply
  2. CHAS says:
    3 years ago

    NO F-ING WAY F RUSSIA AND PUTIN

    Reply
  3. Ted says:
    3 years ago

    So it’s still OK to go and play in Mexico, Brazil, China, Azerbaijan, Bahrain, UAE and Saudi with their record of being nice to people?

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    • Parky says:
      3 years ago

      No it’s not ok especially with China, UAE and Indian condoning Russia. But the invasion of Ukraine for no reason but for one man’s obsession is different. Killing innocent people and feeding is own country total lies to justify it is an abomination to say the least.

      Reply

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