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 »

Jan.23 (GMM) Bernie Ecclestone sounds fully committed to formula one's highly controversial return to Bahrain in April. The 2011 pre-season test and race were cancelled... read more »

Bernie Ecclestone sounds fully committed to Formula 1′s highly controversial return to Bahrain in April. The 2011 pre-season test and race were cancelled due to... read more »

Damon Hill says F1 can return to Bahrain this season with a 'clear conscience' after the issues that forced the race to cancelled in 2011 read more »

Damon Hill believes the time is now right for Formula 1 to make a Bahrain return. In 2011, the 1996 World Champion was strongly against racing in the Arab nation as political... read more »

Damon Hill believes Formula One can return to Bahrain in 2012 "with a clear conscience" after personally visiting the country read more »

The Bahrain International Circuit has officially welcomed back the staff members reinstated after last year's political unrest... read more »

The Bahrain International Circuit has formally welcomed back the employees who were dismissed during last year's protests in the nation read more »

Jan.12 (GMM) F1's governing body will decide if it is right for the sport to return to Bahrain in April, the bosses of top teams Red Bull and Ferrari said this week.... read more »

Christian Horner and Stefano Domenicali believe Formula One needs to trust the FIA's decision over whether to return to Bahrain in 2012 read more »