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Apr 24
With the F1 world now returned from Bahrain, the sport is assessing the fallout of one of the most controversial grands prix in history.
The drivers were conspicuously quiet over the saga in the island Kingdom, but – with no contract tying him down – former Force India driver Adrian Sutil admitted he was glad he was not there.
Apr 19
A support-race team and a respected journalist have become the next to pull out of this weekend’s highly controversial Bahrain grand prix.
The Porsche Supercup team MRS said its decision to skip the support race in the divided island Kingdom is the “first time in our history that we have had to cancel”. “In the end we have the responsibility for our employees,” said team boss Karsten Molitor, citing security concerns.
Apr 14
At least three television broadcasters will not travel to next week’s controversial Bahrain grand prix.
Blick newspaper, as well as Bild and London’s Times, are reporting that the host broadcasters for Finland, Japan and Germany (Sky Deutschland) will not be sending personnel to the troubled island Kingdom.
Jan 12
Formula One Management added that it believes “many other channels” will “follow suit before the season gets underway”.
Formula One Management (FOM) on Wednesday has as expected confirmed reports that a high definition (HD) feed will be available to all of the sport’s host television broadcasters in 2011.
Sky Deutschland has become the first formula one broadcaster to announce it will televise the sport in true high definition (HD) in 2011.