Zara Larsson hints at cancellation of Abu Dhabi Grand Prix
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 20, 2026, 6:01 PM
Last updated Sep 20, 2026

Zara Larsson indicated on Instagram that she will not perform at the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix. While Formula One Management maintains that the races in Qatar and Abu Dhabi are still scheduled, teams in the paddock suggest they may be canceled due to security concerns in the region. Reports indicate that Imola is being considered as the new season finale, with preparations already underway. Larsson's announcement raises questions about the viability of the Abu Dhabi event amid ongoing regional instability. Formal confirmation of any changes to the race schedule is still pending.
- •Larsson confirms she will not attend Abu Dhabi Grand Prix.
- •Formula One Management claims the races will proceed despite paddock doubts.
- •Imola may replace Abu Dhabi as the season finale.
- •Concerns over regional security reportedly influence race status.
- •No official announcement on changes to the event schedule yet.
- 6:01 PMYahoo Sports — Of all people, Zara Larsson seems to reveal the fate of the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix
"Formula One Management (FOM) is still officially sticking to the Grands Prix of Qatar and Abu Dhabi going ahead, although teams in the F1 paddock are saying off the record that the races are being canceled. It now appears that the Swedish singer has revealed that the event will indeed be canceled.
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