In Qatar, they maintain optimism and await Formula 1.
We wrote that the November stage of MotoGP in Qatar is on the verge of cancellation due to the uncertain political situation in the region. A final decision on holding the Formula 1 stage will be made in mid-September, but the president of the Qatar Federation, Abdul Rahman bin Abdulatif Al Mannai, is confident that all events will take place.
Abdul Rahman bin Abdulatif Al Mannai: "It has been safe in Qatar for several months now. Our airport is operating at 100%, including transit flights between Asia and Europe. If you visit Qatar, you will see that we have returned to normal life, so we are looking forward to the opportunity to host races again.
We are actively preparing for MotoGP, negotiating with Formula 1. Of course, there are things we cannot predict. The situation is constantly changing, but lately, it has been quite calm here.
We cannot stop the implementation of our plans. We must be ready. We are taking it step by step, assessing the situation. But for now, everything is fine. Everything is going according to plan."
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