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F1 returns to the Middle East with the Bahrain and Saudi Arabia’s Grand Prix
The roar of engines, dazzling night lights, and edge-of-your-seat drama — Formula 1 is back in the Middle East, and it’s bringing the heat. As the 2025 season kicks off, the Bahrain and Saudi Arabian Grands Prix gives fans across the MENA region the chance to catch every high-speed moment, live and exclusively on TOD.
The year a scorching Bahrain Grand Prix smashed F1’s temperature record
Yet the second iteration of the Bahrain Grand Prix, 20 years ago, was the most extreme example in the sport’s 75-year history of drivers prioritising pace over physical condition. At 42.6C, beating 40C temperatures in Dallas and Detroit in the mid-1980s,
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As Saudi Arabia ... thrilling F1 action and world-class performances, makes the 2025 Saudi Arabian Grand Prix a landmark event that is set to captivate audiences both at the circuit and ...
Leading sports network is broadcasting all 24 races live and exclusive in MENA across four beIN SPORTS channels, with studio ...
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As the wheels of the 2025 Formula 1World Championship prepare to roll into the Middle East for the first time this month, ...
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