Bahrain Desert Art
Formula One wants to race in the desert, which at least yields nice photographs. Read More …
Tag: Bahrain
F1A&G posts tagged Bahrain
Bahrain GP Highlights
NBC Sports is sharing video highlights of the F1 races; this week is the 2013 Bahrain GP. Read More …
Vettel Easily Wins Bahrain GP
Red Bull’s Sebastian Vettel cruised to win the Bahrain Grand Prix, but the real action came in a series of compelling duels that took place in his rear-view mirror. Read More …
Vettel Wins Incident-Free Bahrain Grand Prix
Two-time world champion Sebastian Vettel held off Kimi Räikkönen to win an incident-free Bahrain Grand Prix Sunday, as the race was held without any disruption by anti-government protests that turned violent in the days before the event. V Read More …
Oh Behave, Austin!
The possible demise of the U.S. Grand Prix at Austin reflects the reality of Formula One in the 21st century. Have money and the F1 circus will fall all over you. Wherever you are. But without the bucks, don’t even think about asking Ecclestone for a favor. Read More …
Team Protests Doom Bahrain Grand Prix
The Bahrain Grand Prix now looks dead for the 2011 season after Bernie Ecclestone conceded the race cannot be rescheduled without the consent of the F1 teams. Ecclestone had supported moving the race to 30 October after the season opener had originally been postponed because of political unrest in the country. Read More …
Max Mosley’s Morality And the Bahrain GP
Max stands on the right side of history, saying that reinstatement of the Bahrain Grand Prix is inappropriate because F1 “is being used by the regime in order to further its aims, so it almost becomes an instrument of the regime oppressing the people.” Read More …
Bahrain Cancels Opening Race of 2011 Season
Bahrain Grand Prix organizers have announced that the event will not host the opening round of the 2011 Formula 1 season, after weeks of uncertainty following political unrest in the country. Read More …
The Sands of a New Season
I’m no fan of Formula One’s expansion into the Middle East in chase of petro dollars. To do so at the expense of F1 traditions like the U.S. Grand Prix and, in several seasons, either Read More …