Students in Montreal are planning to disrupt the Canadian Grand Prix with mass protests following a breakdown of negotiations between them and the government over university... read more »

Bob FERNLEY (Force India), Stefano DOMENICALI (Ferrari), Eric BOULLIER (Lotus), Martin WHITMARSH (McLaren), Norbert HAUG (Mercedes), Christian HORNER (Red Bull). PRESS... read more »

Security fears have rocked Force India in Bahrain, as it emerges that a second team member has decided to return to Europe. Earlier, it was confirmed a team member who was not... read more »

Paul di Resta says that "there is an edge to things" in Bahrain after two Force India team members decided to leave the country on security grounds read more »

John Yates, who is employed by the Bahraini government as an advisor to its police force, has admitted that security at this weekend's event cannot be guaranteed. read more »

Security forces fired stun grenades Wednesday at anti-government protesters who swarmed into a cultural exhibition for the Bahrain Grand Prix read more »

The first tranche of the Formula One teams were greeted by the sight of hundreds of protestors as they arrived in Bahrain for this weekend's controversial grand prix read more »

The Bahrain International circuit has applauded the FIA's decision to race in the island kingdom, saying the security is 'suitable'... read more »

Red Bull principal Christian Horner says his team will make extra security measures for the Bahrain Grand Prix. read more »

The Bahrain Grand Prix will go ahead as planned next weekend. This was announced by the FIA following weeks of uncertainty over the event. The FIA promised that security in the... read more »

The FIA insists the Bahrain Grand Prix will go ahead as scheduled this year despite concerns about the security situation in the country read more »

On Friday, Formula 1 governing body the FIA officially confirmed that next weekend’s Bahrain Grand Prix is to go ahead as planned. This follows months of both... read more »

The Bahrain Grand Prix will go ahead as planned, the FIA announced on Friday, after promising that security in the Gulf state has been assured. read more »

The FIA claims that it is ‘satisfied’ with levels of security in Bahrain and that next weekend’s Grand Prix will be going ahead. The Paris-based... read more »

The FIA has officially confirmed that the 2012 Bahrain Grand Prix will go ahead as planned, the sport's governing body insisting that it is satisfied that all the proper... read more »

The Bahrain Grand Prix is expected by F1 teams to be called off amid security concerns, BBC Sport has learned. read more »

The chairman of the Bahrain Grand Prix has blamed armchair observers and small groups of extremists for creating "huge misconceptions" about the security situation in... read more »

Bernie Ecclestone stresses that Formula 1 will be returning to Bahrain this year and that, furthermore, security issues will not be a concern. As the 2012 event edges closer,... read more »

Sheikh Abdullah bin Isa Al Khalifa has said that no extra security will be required for next month's Bahrain Grand Prix. read more »

Organisers of the Bahrain Grand Prix are confident the race will go ahead without any problems and have revealed they will not be taking any extra security measures over the... read more »

Mar.2 (GMM) A strike could force this month's 2012 season opener into the gravel trap. The local Herald Sun newspaper said hundreds of security guards have threatened to... read more »

Silverstone s long term security has been given a boost after the circuit has been granted planning permission to carry out its major overhaul. read more »

Nov.25 (GMM) Attacked by armed bandits outside the circuit a year ago, Jenson Button on Thursday had trouble gaining entry to Interlagos. Express newspaper reports that even... read more »

Button says security higher on Brazil return, Brundles enter Le Mans. read more »

Jenson Button expects abundant levels of security for all Formula 1 drivers as the sport returns to Brazil this weekend. When leaving the circuit after qualifying last year,... read more »