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IT has been a dreadful start to the season for last year's Gulf Air Bahrain Formula One winner Felipe Massa who is suffering the most from the new rules that ban traction control and other electronic aids.
South Africa's conquest of the subcontinent will be complete if they manage to beat India in the three-Test series which got under way today.
On the second 'Super Sunday' of the season the top four clubs in England played each other in what was a crucial stage of the race for the Premiership title.
Business has been brisk at Bahrain's first public driving range since it was opened in December last year.
ANY doubts about Ferrari's title hopes in 2008 were washed away on Sunday with Kimi Raikkonen's spray of bubbly.
Bahrain International Circuit's chief executive officer Martin Whitaker said after the race: "The result is great news for us from a race fan's perspective as the championship is already looking really competitive - it doesn't look like there's just one driver gunning for the gold.
