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F1 2027 calendar contingency plans in place amid Middle East conflict

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F1 2027 calendar contingency plans in place amid Middle East conflict
Sky Sports
Sky Sports1 hrs ago
F1 2027 calendar contingency plans in place amid Middle East conflict
Formula 1 president Stefano Domenicali has confirmed contingency plans are in place for the 2027 F1 calendar if the conflict in the Middle East continues next year.
The Guardian
The Guardian11 hrs ago
Middle East crisis live: Trump claims strait of Hormuz could open ‘by tomorrow’ as Iran denies any talks taking place
US president claims talks are ‘not very complex’ as he speaks at White House as Iran’s foreign ministry says there are no talks taking place with US Iran in talks with Oman over shipping route but not US, says Tehran People walk near a billboard depicting Iran’s late supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, on a street
Marriott Says Middle East Conflict Weighed on Sales - WSJ
Marriott Says Middle East Conflict Weighed on Sales  WSJ
NBC News
NBC News2 days ago
State Department urges Americans to consider leaving Middle East as regional conflict escalates
The State Department on Saturday urged Americans across the Middle East to consider leaving the region or be prepared to depart on short notice, warning of flight disruptions and security risks as the conflict with Iran escalates.
This is Money
This is Money2 days ago
British Airways owner outlook clouded by conflict in the Middle East
IAG said its capacity would remain flat in 2026 compared to 2025, despite having plans earlier this year to grow this by around 3%.
RTÉ News
RTÉ News🏁 first to report3 days ago
Fears Middle East war could expand as conflict reignites
What US President Donald Trump predicted would be a four-to-six-week joint military operation with Israel to dismantle the Iranian regime is fast sliding into a six-month stalemate with no immediate end in sight, writes Washington Correspondent Jackie Fox.