Saudi Arabia is hoping to make its mark on F1 by not just hosting a race, but possibly housing a team's headquarters in the country in future.
Currently seven of the 10 Formula 1 teams have bases in England, that including 2022’s double champs Red Bull who operate out of their Milton Keynes facility.
And two obvious targets are McLaren and Aston Martin, Saudi Arabia’s public investment fund holding stakes in the parent organisations of both F1 teams. “We have a 20-year programme that hopefully will launch at the end of ’23, early ’24. Our aim is not just to host international events, we want to be involved more. We want to have engineers, we want to have mechanics, we want to build cars, we want to be creative.
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