Ahead of today's meeting of the World Motor Sport Council, Damon Hill and Max Mosley have both urged Formula One not to return to Bahrain this year. 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 »

As the week continues and pre-season hype builds, Thursday sees Barcelona’s Circuit de Catalunya host its seventh day of winter testing for 2011 following the... read more »

Imola will host the final round of the GP2 Asia series after the cancellation of the scheduled weekend in Bahrain read more »

The cancellation - or postponement - of the Bahrain Grand Prix might have thrust Melbourne into the spotlight as the new F1 2011 curtain-raiser, but could there be headaches to... read more »

Adrian Sutil concedes that the extra preparation time following the cancellation of the F1 2011 curtain-raising Bahrain Grand Prix can only play to Force India's advantage... read more »

Bernie Ecclestone, head of the Formula One Group, has verified that a November date is most likely for the Bahrain Grand Prix, which is in the process of being scheduled... read more »

Whilst Bahrain has been let off its $40 million race-hosting fee by F1 commercial rights-holder Bernie Ecclestone, it seems the teams - and Ferrari in particular - may not be... read more »

Mercedes GP team boss Ross Brawn talks about Bahrain, the effects of the cancellation, his team's pre-season form and their 2011 targets... read more »

The cancellation of the Bahrain Grand Prix has also affected legendary disk-jockey David Guetta, who was set to be headlining the F1 Rocks concert in the Gulf nation on race... read more »

Formula 1 as a sport is expected to be losing an estimated 100 million dollars (61.7 million pounds) as a result of the Bahrain Grand Prix being cancelled. Although race... read more »

F1 is expected to lose around $100m in revenue due to the cancellation of the race by the Crown Prince of Bahrain. read more »

Bernie Ecclestone has revealed that Bahrain will not have to pay the fee - said to be around $40m (£24.6m) - after its round of the 2011 was withdrawn by organizers on Monday. read more »

Mark Webber has played down suggestions that the cancellation of the Bahrain GP will benefit Red Bull's F1 rivals. read more »

Bernie Ecclestone will not charge the Bahrain authorities the $40 million licensing fee which is strictly still payable despite the cancellation of the Bahrain Grand Prix read more »

Team Principal of Marussia Virgin Racing John Booth has expressed his sadness at the cancellation of the Bahrain Grand Prix, but insists the right decision has been made by... read more »

The FIA backs the decision take to postpone the opening round of the new F1 season in Bahrain 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 »

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 »

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 »

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

Protestors in Bahrain are demanding that the Grand Prix scheduled to take place next month be cancelled, claiming that it is merely an ego trip for the Crown Prince and... read more »

Unconfirmed reports emanating from sources in the Middle East say the Bahrain Grand Prix will be postponed as a result of the ongoing political unrest in the state read more »

Former triple World Champion Niki Lauda has declared that, under no uncertain terms, should Formula 1 consider travelling to Bahrain next month. As political-related unrest... read more »