No Russian Grand Prix in future as F1 terminates contract: official
"Formula 1 can confirm it has terminated its contract with the Russian Grand Prix promoter meaning Russia will not have a race in the future," they said in a statement.
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Formula One terminates Russian Grand Prix contract
Formula One has confirmed it has terminated its contract with the promoter of the Russian Grand Prix, meaning the sport has no plans to hold a race in the country in the future.
Portimao wants Russia’s spot on the 2022 calendar
Portimao’s circuit boss is in talks with Formula 1 about the Portuguese venue filling Russia’s empty spot on the 2022 calendar.
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Five-time World Champion Jorge Lorenzo hung up his race leathers in 2019, retiring from MotoGP after 12 hard-fought seasons. Since then, Lorenzo has appeared at several races throughout the 2020 and 2021 MotoGP seasons. Number 99 frequently contributed to media coverage during those visits, but he’s still managed to keep the paddock at an arm’s length following his retirement—until now.
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Ex-F1 driver says Lewis Hamilton brought attention on himself during social media silence
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Ex-F1 driver suggests social media silence was way of 'bringing attention' to Lewis Hamilton
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