Formula 1 president Stefano Domenicali says the sport has contingency plans for the 2027 F1 calendar if conflict in the Middle East continues into next year. Speaking to media, Domenicali confirms that scheduling preparations are already underway to address potential disruptions, though the specific alternative options or venues are not detailed in the available reports. Both outlets report the same core point: F1 is planning in advance for possible conditions that could affect the timing and location of races in 2027. The statement frames the contingency work as a response to uncertainty surrounding the regional conflict and highlights F1’s intent to minimize disruption to the calendar. The reports do not indicate that any events are currently cancelled or that a change has already been finalized, only that plans exist should the situation remain unresolved. F1’s formal 2027 calendar would therefore depend on developments over the coming months.