The final pre-season test, planned to take place in Bahrain, will now be held in Barcelona, the Williams team confirmed. It will take place between March read more »

Formula 1's ruling body, the FIA, says it fully supports Bahrain's decision to withdraw the opening race of the 2011 season. read more »

The Bahrain Grand Prix will officially not go ahead as the season opener after the organisers finally came to a decision on Monday. The event has read more »

Following today’s announcement confirming the cancellation of the forthcoming Formula One test session and the 2011 FIA World Championship season opener in Bahrain, the... read more »

Bahrain is hoping to be able to return to the Formula 1 calendar "in the very near future". read more »

Following the cancellation of both the final Formula 1 test session in Bahrain plus the season-opening Grand Prix at the Sakhir venue, it has been confirmed that the F1... read more »

Williams Chairman Adam Parr has backed the decision from Bahrain race organisers to postpone the season-opening Formula 1 Grand Prix of 2011, with an announcement having been... read more »

At a meeting in Barcelona this afternoon, the teams have agreed that following the cancellation of the Bahrain GP and test session, the final pre-season test will now take... read more »

The final test of the pre-season will take place at the Barcelona circuit following the cancellation of the Bahrain Grand Prix. read more »

Bahrain will not be hosting the opening race of the 2011 F1 season. Following unrest in the country the Bahrain Grand Prix organisers have announced that the country will not... read more »

Felipe Massa has labelled life more important than Formula 1, with the season-opening Bahrain Grand Prix having been called off on Monday evening. The Brazilian Ferrari driver... read more »

Mark Webber believes that the extended gap prior to the first grand prix in Melbourne, bought about the Bahrain Grand Prix organisers decision to withdraw its opening race from... read more »

Jérôme d’Ambrosio has explained that he would back whichever decision was made by organisers of the Bahrain Grand Prix, with the season-opening race having been postponed... read more »

The opening round of the 2011 F1 season in Bahrain is cancelled due to the ongoing political protests in the Gulf state read more »

The Bahrain GP which was scheduled to take place at Sakhir on 13 March will not take place due to continued unrests in the country. While Australia will now host the opening... read more »

Formula One will not be heading to Bahrain for the season-opening race, which will be rescheduled in light of political unrest... read more »

The Bahrain Grand Prix has been postponed because of the ongoing unrest inside the state read more »

Officials at the Sakhir International Circuit have announced that the season-opening Bahrain Grand Prix has been cancelled as a result of the current political unrest in the... read more »

Bahrain Grand Prix organisers have announced they have decided to withdraw the race as the opening event of the 2011 season, after days of uncertainty following the unrest in... read more »

Bernie Ecclestone has officially confirmed that the season opening Grand Prix in Bahrain has been cancelled. read more »

A selection of drivers in the Formula 1 testing paddock at the Circuit de Catalunya have voiced their doubts over both the final test plus the season-opening Grand Prix in... read more »

The F1 teams have reportedly agreed not to head to Bahrain for the final pre-season test in light of the political unrest... read more »

It is being reported that the F1 teams have agreed not to go to Bahrain for the test which was scheduled to take place from March 3, just one week before the season opening... read more »

As we await news as to whether the Bahrain Grand Prix will go ahead as planned, a leading motorsport lawyer looks at the situation. read more »

Bernie Ecclestone to speak with the Crown Prince of Bahrain before a decision is taken on whether the opening round of the 2011 season will go ahead as planned read more »