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Formula 1 faces the issue of racing in Saudi Arabia as the Houthi separatists attacked a nearby Aramco oil facility. After more than four hours of meetings between the governing body, the drivers, and the team principals, the race will proceed as scheduled. Currently, Ferrari's Charles Leclerc looks to be leading the way.
While Ferrari were conservative with their tyres in Qatar, Carlos Sainz believes their rival McLaren probably went "too aggressive".
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Formula 1 is getting ready for the Grand Prix in Azerbaijan. While Ferrari were up front during the previous race in Monaco, Carlos Sainz personally does not expect his team to fight between Mercedes and Red Bull Racing again this weekend.
Thankfully, the couple inside managed to pull the car over before escaping without injury. Unfortunately, the F40 wasn't so lucky in avoiding injury. The cause of the fire remains a mystery, but some have guessed that a loose fuel hose would be to blame. If this caused fuel to make contact with a hot exhaust, fire is almost the only outcome. Just last year we saw an almost identical scene on the streets of Monaco when an F40 burnt to the ground. The reason behind this blaze was never revealed, but we can imagine it'd be along the same lines.