A group of activists in Bahrain have used Facebook in order to send an open letter to Bernie Ecclestone, in which they ask the F1 supremo not to put their country's round... read more »

Formula 1 supremo Bernie Ecclestone has been urged not to reinstate the Bahrain Grand Prix to the Formula 1 calendar until the Gulf State's political situation has... read more »

Although much of the mainstream media appears to have forgotten Bahrain, it is clear that the situation is worsening. Frighteningly so. read more »

Christian Horner has said that Mark Webber’s early qualifying knock-out in China on Saturday was due to a team decision rather than a personal call from the driver. On what was... read more »

The big revelation in Saturday’s qualifying session for the Chinese Grand Prix was Mark Webber being eliminated in as early as Q1. After his quickest knock-out since Bahrain... read more »

Bahrain International Circuit CEO Sheik Salman bin Isa al-Khalifa believes that his country can still host its Grand Prix this season. "Security has prevailed and normal... read more »

The organisers of the Bahrain Grand Prix remain hopeful that the event can still take place during the 2011 season following its cancellation in March read more »

Bahrain Grand Prix organisers remain determined to find a way to reinstate the cancelled curtain-raising outing on the F1 2011 calendar. read more »

Bahrain GP organisers are still hopeful the race can be staged this year, despite the ongoing crackdown on anti-government protesters...  read more »

Organisers of the postponed Bahrain Grand Prix are still hopeful the race can be rescheduled despite ongoing unrest in the country.  read more »

The Malaysian Grand Prix presents a challenge for engines on account of the high ambient temperatures and humidity. Along with Abu Dhabi and Bahrain, the read more »

Chances of the Bahrain Grand Prix being rescheduled for the end of the season appear to have all but disappeared read more »

In a few days time, the 2011 Formula 1 World Championship will finally get underway in Melbourne. “Finally,” because by now we should have already contested the opening... read more »

Later than planned, due to the problems in the Kingdom of Bahrain, the Formula One season will officially begin this weekend with the Australian Grand Prix. The McLaren... read more »

The three-month state of emergency declared in Bahrain this week does not affect the 1 May deadline for the desert state to decide whether it can still welcome F1 this year,... read more »

The May 1 deadline for a decision on the rescheduling of the Bahrain Grand Prix remains in place, despite a three-month state of emergency being declared on the island state read more »

Any hopes of the Bahrain GP being rescheduled would appear to have vanished in light of a three-month state of emergency being declared... read more »

The FIA says it will stick to the May deadline for a final decision over the 2011 Bahrain Grand Prix, despite fresh tension in the country making it ever more unlikely that the... read more »

The Bahrain Grand Prix looks unlikely to be rescheduled for later in the season after the country's government declared a state of emergency on Tuesday. The read more »

Hopes that the Bahrain Grand Prix will be run later in the year fade after a state of emergency is declared in the Gulf state read more »

Chances of repositioning the Bahrain Grand Prix on the 2011 Formula 1 calendar appear to have taken a significant dive after the King of Bahrain declared an official state of... read more »

The already slim chances of the Bahrain Grand Prix returning to the Formula 1 calendar later this season now appear to be all but over after a state of emergency was declared... read more »

The King of Bahrain has declared a three month state of emergency, effectively killing off any hope of the country hosting a Grand Prix this year. read more »

Reports from Bahrain suggest the authorities made the right decision to postpone the grand prix which was due to be held last weekend as civil unrest continue read more »

On the day after what should have been the Bahrain GP weekend, the Foreign Office has warned British citizens not to go there amidst reports that Saudi forces are on the verge... read more »