DELIGHTED organisers of this year’s grand prix jamboree are slipping into serious negotiation gear to ensure a bright and prosperous future for the annual event in the kingdom.
THE look on Ferrari’s ace driver Sebastian Vettel’s face shows just how happy he is to have won the 2017 Formula One Gulf Air Grand Prix, recording a third glorious victory in Sakhir, writes Stan Szecowka.
Bahrain provided F1 with some of the hottest track temperatures the drivers have experienced so far although this was easily matched by the action on the sidelines.
Fashion followers were out in full force at the Bahrain International Circuit, turning heads in their racy frocks and stylish shorts while roaming the paddock and Formula One Village.
The kingdom’s ministries are rallying together to launch a campaign to encourage children on the island to stash away their video games and pick up a book for a change.
With the Formula One done and dusted, I had that familiar post-race blues and needed to bag myself a test drive to release my inner Lewis Hamilton on Bahrain’s roads.
YOU can’t help but love Thailand. Since moving to Bahrain and enjoying a couple of divine holidays in this tourism hotspot, situated just a four-and-a-half-hour flight away, the Szecowka family members are busy saving our fils for a return trip.
COOL Charles Leclerc claimed a fine win in the sprint race of the opening round of the 2017 FIA Formula 2 Championship, one of the support races of the 2017 Formula 1 Gulf Air Bahrain Grand Prix at Bahrain International Circuit in Sakhir.
The team of husband and wife Dustin and Dana Whitely, paired with Phil and Julie Dixon, enjoyed a comfortable win in the Royal Golf Club’s annual F1 Scramble golf tournament with a nett score of 55.4.
