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Saudi Arabia on safety in F1 after missile attack: 'Nowhere is really safe'

Saudi Arabia's sports minister says he met with drivers and Formula 1 bosses to discuss safety concerns around the Jeddah Corniche Circuit after a missile attack overshadowed this year's race in Jeddah. Article continues under ad Safety concerns in Jeddah Houthi rebels in Yemen hit an oil depot about 15 kilometres east of the Jeddah circuit in March. The missile attack caused a historic moment in F1, as after bosses decided there was no cause for concern, ignoring the opinion of the drivers, it almost came to a boycott. The drivers deliberated late into the night and eventually decided to race, but made a strong statement with the hours-long meeting. Read more Verstappen didn't enjoy...
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