A team from the Porsche Supercup, a supporting series during the upcoming Grand Prix of Bahrain this weekend has cancelled its participation in the race, outing its doubts about the safety at the middle-east country.
The Government will sandbag the seats and give out free tickets to the loyalist Sunni citizens.kris wrote:If people are peeved, probably they let the race go on with zero attendance.. If this happens not sure if Todt/Bernie would want to hold that race in the future calendar.. It sure would show them and the race in bad light.
What has Jackie has to do with this bunch of crooks? It is not nice to use his name just to give some credibility to other two who have absolutely none.n smikle wrote:Every country has their radicals.
For now I am going with Bernie, Jackie and the seven time World Champion Michael Schumacher.
He is not F1 legend, he is a contemporary mid-filed driver with shameful and corrupt past, beaten by his current teammate 2 seasons in a row.F1 legend Michael Schumacher insists that Bahrain can safely stage its grand prix.
Camera posistions at Bahrain are in such a layout where they dont take in many grand stands. Only the main straight, the stand on the back straight where the GP2 pits are and partial views of one or two others are shown. Of in effect they could put sandbag dummies in those stands.Lycoming wrote:who even bought tickets? I'm curious as to what the grandstands will be like... wouldn't be surprised if it was even worse than turkey last year.
... I'd still watch it on TV though. Well maybe not, its exam time over here. but...
oh please dont feed the troll! [-o<Websta wrote:How can Manchild possibly say that Schumacher isn't an F1 legend? He's the sports most prolific winner by an unbelievable margin, and you don't achieve what he's achieved by giving your competitors low fives if you're suggesting that he is a dirty driver.
if you know Bernie, he wont be coming to Bahrain!Hail22 wrote:http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/formul ... ds-newsxml
You can just feel something bad will happen next weekend.
He won't like the fact that shareholders of the CVC aren't too happy and if Sh*t hits the fan, they will want his head.siskue2005 wrote:if you know Bernie, he wont be coming to Bahrain!Hail22 wrote:http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/formul ... ds-newsxml
You can just feel something bad will happen next weekend.
he will just sit at his home and watching it in a Big screen
The whole problem is occuring only because they made a race out to be more than it is. It's supposed to be a sporting event, nothing more. It is now become some sort of symbol for 'uniting' the country. It has set a very bad precedent. The governing body of F1 should take serious action against the Bahrain race organisers.Hail22 wrote:He won't like the fact that shareholders of the CVC aren't too happy and if Sh*t hits the fan, they will want his head.siskue2005 wrote:if you know Bernie, he wont be coming to Bahrain!Hail22 wrote:http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/formul ... ds-newsxml
You can just feel something bad will happen next weekend.
he will just sit at his home and watching it in a Big screen
By the way http://www.google.com/hostednews/ap/art ... a6aa45c918
Last 10 minutes reported, I reckon this week will be painted in blood and its all because of Formula 1 siding with the Royals...sigh.
Wow!manchild wrote:He is not F1 legend, he is a contemporary mid-filed driver with shameful and corrupt past, beaten by his current teammate 2 seasons in a row.
I don't care who they are or what they own. They need to be heavily penalised. This race cannot go on as it is. It will leave a heavy stain on the sport if an ugly incident occurs.Hail22 wrote:Like what? The Bahraini Royals have a puppet master in the FIA pulling strings, they own 50% of Macca.
They don't care so long as their balances are topped up.
Sometimes there needs to be a massacre for people to wake up and realise we are all mortal and they need to be forced to have some humility.
