Flip through the latest issue of Gulf Weekly.
Stick-in-the-muds worked themselves into a lather over Formula One's planned reforms - proof, if nothing else, that even in the fast lane, tradition can still be a drag, writes JOHN LEICESTER.
Bahrain helped promote the next Asian Games in China with a conference at the Coral Beach Club in Manama.
Formula One and cricket have very little in common. But the old saying 'anything can happen in Grand Prix racing, and it usually does' seems to be coming true in case of cricket too.
When will the controversies surrounding cricket, and in particular the England team, end? It appears the cricketing world is making a herculean effort to keep football off the back pages by entering into one situation after another.
Lewis Hamilton begins his world title defence this coming weekend with the multi-million dollar sport contemplating a sobering period of reflection in the face of internal strife and global economic crisis.
Veteran Brazilian driver Rubens Barrichello believes his new team Brawn GP can win Sunday's opening race of the F1 season in Melbourne, Australia.
In the news over the past few days has been the announcement that Tiger Woods is going to play the Australian Masters tournament in November, his first tournament in Australia since the 1998 Presidents Cup.
AER Rianta won the Riffa Views Shaikh Faisal bin Hamad Al Khalifa Memorial Trophy charity golf tournament, which raised BD30,000 in sponsorship.
UPHILL LIES. Uphill lies tend to be the easiest of the uneven lies to play. The ball is sitting there, ready to be launched easily upward.
Good Morning readers, another Wednesday and another exciting weekend to report on. Twin Palms held a showjumping event on Friday and what a fantastic day it was. With over 200 entries there was certainly a lot of competition and a lot to watch!
Martin Whitaker, chief executive officer at the Bahrain International Circuit which will be hosting the season's fourth race on April 26, says:
