The race was scheduled to take place in Shanghai on April 16, marking F1’s first race in China since 2019.
Formula One has canceled next year’s Chinese Grand Prix in light of Covid-19 difficulties, according to a statement released by F1 on Friday. But the country’s strict Covid-19 protocols have left F1 “assessing alternative options” for the fourth race of the 2023 season.
As of Friday, thousands of buildings and residential communities across China remain under lockdown restrictions due to their classification as “high risk.” Case numbers in the past week have hovered around record highs, with more than 34,000 new infections reported on Thursday.
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