Bahrain GP Week Future Fate Decided

The fate of Bahrain Grand Prix this season in a question mark associated with the security situation in the Middle East countries. F1 boss Bernie Ecclestone said he announced the decision about the race next week.

As reported earlier, Bahrain hit by protests against the ruling government. These conditions clearly mengkahawatirkan, especially fatalities have emerged of protests.

As the impact of Asia GP2 title this week is scheduled to be held in Bahrain had to be canceled. "Following the current situation in Bahrain and Bahrain demand from motorsport federation, it was decided that the race should be held this weekend at the Bahrain International Circuit was canceled due to force majeure," the statement quoted the organizers of News.com.au.

"Following the recent situation that happened, the medical staff normally states that the circuit is temporarily converted into a hospital for an emergency."

These concerns also hit the F1 Grand Prix, in which Bahrain became a place mat that is the series opener on March 13. Indeed, the organizers have provided assurance of security. But from the F1 itself has not made a decision.

"Next week we will make decisions about what should we do," said F1 boss Bernie Ecclestone told the Autosport.

F1 teams will meet in Barcelona on Friday to discuss the situation in Bahrain. There is also the Bahrain International Circuit itself also become venues scheduled F1 test at 3 to 6 March.