F1 drivers met for four hours before agreeing to race in Saudi after missile attack
The Saudi Arabian Grand Prix will go ahead after Formula 1 drivers agreed to race despite security concerns after a nearby missile attack.
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F1 drivers met for four hours before agreeing to race in Saudi after missile attack
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