F1 Emilia Romagna Grand Prix 2023 weather updates – Imola race balanced after major flooding – Breaking News
This year’s Emilia Romagna Grand Prix is on the brink after severe weather flooded the Imola circuit.
The North-Italian The region has been hit by adverse weather conditions – meaning this Sunday’s Emilia Romagna GP could be in doubt as all staff have been ordered to stay off the track until further notice.
Yesterday the race directors evacuated the paddock due to the risk of flooding.
The most important F1 The paddock is currently fine, but some other areas are flooded, they say BBC.
More rain is planned today after Tuesday night’s flooding – just a day before drivers are due to arrive at the track on Thursday for the weekend’s action.
Read our blog on the Emilia Romagna Grand Prix below for the latest updates…
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The race decision will be made today
A final decision on whether the race can go ahead is expected to be announced later today.
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There is a risk that the race will be cancelled
There is a risk that the sixth round of the season will be cancelled.
F1 bosses remain in constant dialogue with the promoter and local authorities to see if the schedule can be met. The first training should start on Friday.
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The race track manager evacuated the paddock on Tuesday
Yesterday the race directors evacuated the paddock due to the risk of flooding.
The main Formula 1 warehouse is currently fine, but some other areas are flooded, it is said BBC.
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The track is not under water
Due to persistent rain in the region, the paddock at the circuit in northern Italy was evacuated on Tuesday due to the risk of flooding.
Although the track is not under water, the area is struggling with the extreme weather conditions.
It is expected to continue raining on Wednesday.
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F1 staff warned to stay away
Formula 1 staff have been ordered to stay away from the Emilia Romagna Grand Prix.
Unfavorable weather conditions cast doubt on this weekend’s race at Imola.
