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

Michael Schumacher believes that starting behind the Safety Car will be the only option if the expected wet weather conditions hit the Sepang International Circuit over the... read more »

Organisers of the Bahrain Grand Prix have been given until May 1 to contact the FIA in order to establish a possible new date for the event in 2011. Following riots in the... read more »

After his initial run was cancelled due to poor weather conditions last week, Sunday saw Superleague Formula Champion Davide Rigon take to the cockpit of Ferrari’s brand-new... read more »

Mercedes GP CEO Nick Fry insists his team is not yet panicking about its apparent lack of pace, but did admit it is currently benefitting from the longer build up to the first... read more »

The final round of the GP2 Asia Series will now take place at Imola in Italy, replacing the two cancelled rounds scheduled for Bahrain this month read more »

On Friday it was widely reported that Williams' chairman Adam Parr had said his team would have boycotted the Bahrain Grand Prix if it had not been cancelled. However, at... read more »

Norbert Haug has expressed the view that there is no room on the F1 calendar for the cancelled Bahrain GP to be rescheduled. read more »

Adam Parr has revealed that Williams, "in fact I suspect even all the teams", would not have attended the Bahrain GP had it not been cancelled... read more »

Williams chairman Adam Parr says his team was unlikely to attend the Bahrain Grand Prix, had it not been cancelled earlier this week read more »

Scuderia Toro Rosso team manager Gianfranco Fantuzzi has said it will be 'difficult' to re-schedule the cancelled Bahrain Grand Prix this year. 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 »

The beleagured Bahrain GP will not have to pay its licensing fee, despite the race being cancelled. read more »

Bernie Ecclestone has said that his Formula One Management (FOM) company, commercial rights holders for the sport, will not be pushing for organisers of the postponed Bahrain... read more »

Bernie Ecclestone will not ask Bahrain to pay the $40 million cost of the country¿s cancelled GP... read more »

Mark Webber believes the right decision has been made following the announcement the Bahrain Grand Prix has been cancelled. read more »

Formula 1 governing body the FIA has backed the decision made by Bernie Ecclestone and the Bahrain Crown Prince ahead of the 2011 season, with both the pre-season test and... read more »

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has reacted to the news that the Bahrain Grand Prix has been cancelled for now, calling it a shame, 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 »

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 »

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 »

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

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 »