Formula One is set for an unusual calendar change, with the Bahrain Grand Prix expected to be staged in Malaysia after disruption linked to conflict in the Middle East. The move would give the championship a replacement venue for a race affected by the regional crisis.
According to the report, the switch could be confirmed very soon, possibly as early as Sunday. If finalized, it would mark one of the more unusual adjustments of the season, with a grand prix carrying Bahrain’s name being run outside the Gulf.
The revised plan is part of a broader effort to keep the world championship on track despite the war-related interruption. Organizers appear to be working to fill the gap in the schedule rather than lose the event entirely.
There are also indications that another extra race may be added to the Formula One calendar, though no further details were available in the trimmed report. For now, the main focus is on the expected announcement over the Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia and what it means for the rest of the season.
