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Italian Air Force gets F1 green-light for 2022

Jan.26 Fans of the Frecce Tricolori can breathe a sigh of relief after Formula 1 banned military aircraft flyovers at grands prix in 2022. Not long after the military ban was announced, Silverstone boss Stuart Pringle clarified that F1 will continue to allow the popular Red Arrows aerobatic team to perform ahead of the British GP. 'The Red Arrows, officially known as the Royal Air Force Aerobatic Team, are not classed as military aviation and, as such, do not fall into the category of those displays that will no longer be permitted,' he said. However, it appeared to be a different story for Italy's Frecce Tricolori, which according to Corriere della Sera newspaper were indeed removed from...
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