Qatar stepped in at a late stage during the COVID-hit 2021 season to fill a hole in the calendar left by the cancellation of other events.
The country subsequently signed a 10-year deal with F1 to start in 2023, with 2022 skipped to avoid any clash with the FIFA World Cup.
After the initial F1 event had to deal with the compromises created by small pit garages that were designed for MotoGP …Keep reading
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