Bernie Ecclestone is resolute that this year's Bahrain Grand Prix will go ahead despite reports of violence on the streets of Manama read more »

Bernie Ecclestone is adamant that Formula 1 will be able to return to Bahrain this year. With last season’s race having been called off as unrest hit capital city... read more »

Bernie Ecclestone and the FIA remain keen for the Bahrain Grand Prix to go ahead despite further violence and calls for it to be cancelled. This read more »

F1 chief Bernie Ecclestone insists the Bahrain Grand Prix will go ahead as planned despite the latest clashes on the outskirts of Manama... read more »

Bernie Ecclestone has played down the latest reports about violence in Bahrain, insisting April’s 2012 race is still scheduled to go ahead. On the one-year... read more »

On the first anniversary of the pro-democracy protests in Bahrain, Bernie Ecclestone insists that the Grand Prix will go ahead. read more »

A mixed Party Group of the British Parliament is lobbying to retain the Bahrain Grand Prix on this year’s Formula 1 calendar, responding to widespread claims that the... read more »

An All Party Group on Bahrain from the UK parliament has written an open letter in support of the Bahrain Grand Prix going ahead later this year read more »

Feb.14 (GMM) With the 2012 season now just weeks away, the most serious doubts yet about April's returning Bahrain grand prix have emerged. Reports claim that, on the... read more »

An All-Party Group from the British parliament has expressed its disagreement with calls to cancel the Bahrain Grand Prix. read more »

Members of the UK House of Lords have added their voice to objections surrounding the continued inclusion of the Bahrain Grand Prix on the 2012 F1 schedule. read more »

Feb.10 (GMM) A dark cloud continues to hang over Bahrain's scheduled return to the F1 calendar in 2012. In the UK - where eight of the twelve formula one teams are based... read more »

Pressure is growing on the FIA to cancel the Bahrain GP after a group of British peers voiced their opposition... read more »

Seven Lords and Green Party MP Caroline Lucas call on Formula 1 to cancel the Bahrain Grand Prix in the wake of unrest in the Gulf state. read more »

Several British politicians have called on Formula 1's governing body, the FIA, to reconsider its decision to go ahead with the Bahrain GP. In an open read more »

Members of the House of Lords have urged the FIA to drop the Bahrain Grand Prix after a British man lost two fingers in a sword attack in Karranah read more »

The FIA has been urged by a group of British politicians to reconsider its decision to let the Bahrain Grand Prix go ahead, in the wake of fresh troubles in the Gulf state. read more »

As in 2011, the teams appear uneasy when asked about racing in Bahrain, preferring the FIA and Bernie Ecclestone to make any decisions. read more »

Feb.7 (GMM) Sauber's Monisha Kaltenborn has admitted the Swiss team will return to Bahrain this year if F1 officials say so. She is referring to the fact that, despite... read more »

The Formula One teams seem prepared to leave the decision as to whether to race in Bahrain with others read more »

F1 team bosses insist the FIA and commercial rights holder Bernie Ecclestone will have the final say on whether or not they go to Bahrain... read more »

Formula 1 team chiefs have admitted that the current political situation in Bahrain is a concern ahead of this year's race, but they are equally sure the FIA will do the... read more »

For his re-acquaintance with an F1 car Kimi Raikkonen used a Renault R30, chassis number 3, as used during 2010 pre-season testing by Vitaly Petrov and Robert Kubica. The car... read more »

The Gulf Daily News, a pro government publication in Bahrain, admits that the situation in the Gulf state is worrying, with locals making contingency plans to leave the country... read more »

Formula 1 supremo Bernie Ecclestone says there are no doubts in his head that the Bahrain Grand Prix will take place this year - despite ongoing question marks about its future read more »