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JEDDAH :Ferrari's Charles Leclerc ended the opening day of practice leading from Red Bull's world champion Max Verstappen as the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix schedule went ahead despite attacks by Yemen's Houthis on a facility owned by Aramco near the track.
JEDDAH: The much-awaited Saudi Arabian Grand Prix race weekend kicked off at Jeddah Corniche circuit on Friday with spectacular fanfare, as thousands of racing enthusiasts flocked to the fan zones. Thousands of spectators watched the first free practice session of the Formula One drivers in action on the track, and enjoyed the fan village entertainment.
Formula One bosses have said Sunday's Saudi Arabian Grand Prix will go ahead despite an attack on a nearby fuel depot during practice.
JEDDAH, Saudi Arabia — Formula One has confirmed this weekend's Saudi Arabian Grand Prix will go ahead as planned despite an attack on a nearby oil facility.
The second practice session of the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix was delayed as the teams met to discuss a fire at the Aramco oil depot. Regulators delayed the second practice session of the day by 15 minutes as the drivers and their team principals were gathered together and briefed on the news of the fire at the oil facility.
The Saudi Arabian Grand Prix is at risk of being cancelled after Yemen’s Houthi rebels claimed responsibility for a missile attack on an oil facility less than 10 miles from the circuit.
:Formula One’s Saudi Arabian Grand Prix will go ahead as planned, organisers said on Friday following attacks on a facility owned by oil giant Aramco near the race track in Jeddah.
Una enorme humareda a pocos kilómetros del circuito de Jeddah Corniche ha sembrado el desconcierto en el paddock del GP de Arabia Saudí. Según las agencias Reuters y AFP, el grupo de insurgentes hutíes de Yemen se ha atribuido un ataque con misiles mediante drones en las instalaciones de Aramco en la ciudad de Yeda, a unos 15 kilómetros del trazado, además de las refinerías de Ras Tanura (al norte y Rabigh (147 kilómetros al norte) y Ras Tanura, en el otro extremo de la península Arábiga.