The Formula One Teams' Association (FOTA) has issued a statement saying its members are not in a position to withdraw from the Bahrain Grand Prix read more »

Lotus reveals statement claiming quotes used by Bahrain organizers to show support for Grand Prix were taken from a confidential report. read more »

Much has been written about the Bahrain Grand Prix and whether it should, or should not go ahead. The list of those calling for the read more »

Bosses of the Bahrain Grand Prix hit out at 'scaremongering tactics' and 'armchair observers' for the current question marks being raised over the fourth... read more »

The Bahrain International Circuit has issued a statement in reaction to recent media coverage relating to the forthcoming Grand Prix. read more »

The chairman of the Bahrain Grand Prix has blamed armchair observers and small groups of extremists for creating "huge misconceptions" about the security situation in... read more »

Jackie Stewart says the Bahrain Grand Prix should go ahead as planned read more »

Bahrain Grand Prix chairman Zayed Al Zayani has blamed 'armchair observers' and 'scaremongering extremists' for creating alarm over the Sakhir event, which... read more »

Bernie Ecclestone says the teams are not concerned about travelling to the Bahrain Grand Prix in two weeks' time and he sees no reason for the race not to go ahead read more »

Bernie Ecclestone says F1 teams have not expressed concerns to him about the Bahrain GP, but casts doubts over the race's future. read more »

Apr.9 (GMM) A formula one team boss has admitted he hopes the forthcoming Bahrain grand prix is called off. The Times newspaper is reporting that every team is devising... read more »

Shanghai’s proposed team meeting is set to confirm the fate of the Bahrain Grand Prix, as Bernie Ecclestone has finally spoken. The head of Formula One Management... read more »

Formula One supremo Bernie Ecclestone concedes that it is up to the teams to decide whether or not they want race in Bahrain next weekend... read more »

Bernie Ecclestone says he can't force teams to travel to Bahrain and that is their decision over whether to race in the fourth round of the F1 season read more »

Formula 1 supremo Bernie Ecclestone has said that he cannot force teams to race in the Bahrain Grand Prix if they do not want to go, amid growing concerns over further unrest... read more »

Amidst growing unease within the paddock, Bernie Ecclestone admits that teams cannot be forced to go to Bahrain against their will. read more »

Bahrain circuit boss insists all is well, accusing some in the media of having an agenda and spreading baseless rumours. Meanwhile.... read more »

F1 supremo Bernie Ecclestone has admitted he cannot stop the teams from backing out of the upcoming Bahrain Grand Prix if they feel uncomfortable about visiting the country read more »

Pressure is growing on the FIA to cancel - or at least postpone - the Bahrain GP after reports emerged that teams are "uncomfortable" travelling there... read more »

F1’s teams are set to meet in China this weekend to discuss whether or not they should boycott the following week’s Bahrain Grand Prix. As protests continue... read more »

Last week, Crash.net asked you to vote on if you think the Bahrain Grand Prix should go ahead - and the results were pretty conclusive, with most of you saying it should be... read more »

A protest group in Bahrain has issued a warning to F1's organisers, participants, sponsors and fans, urging that it cannot ensure their safety at next week's Grand Prix. read more »

In a very revealing interview, a leading team principal has admitted that he and the remaining 11 other team principals share the same view - read more »

The question of whether or not the 2012 F1 Bahrain Grand Prix will go ahead, has taken a new twist today, with reports that the teams are keen for the FIA to either postpone it... read more »

One of the team principals of a Formula One team has spoken to The Guardian about the continuing problem of the Bahrain Grand Prix. The team principal, who spoke to the... read more »