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China F1 Grand Prix called off
Friday, 22 Nov, 2022
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China’s return to the Formula 1 racing calendar will be delayed at least another year.
It was due to return in 2023 but is now postponed because of China’s Covid-zero policy.
Formula 1 was last held in China in 2019.
The BBC says the issue is China’s insistence that F1 staff won’t be given exemptions from quarantine if contracting Covid-19.
The race was due to take place in Shanghai in April 2023.
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