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F1 bosses must decide on Middle East races soon: Max Verstappen may not race at all in April

F1 bosses must decide on Middle East races soon: Max Verstappen may not race at all in April

Formula 1 leadership must soon decide on the status of April's races in the Middle East, which could leave Max Verstappen out of action for the entire month. As the new season begins, Verstappen has expressed readiness to move past pre-season speculation and return to competitive racing.

Based on reporting by haarlemsdagblad. Translated and condensed by LocalHeadlines.

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