Flip through the latest issue of Gulf Weekly.
YOUNGSTERS from across the kingdom will be flocking to the Bahrain International Circuit this weekend to cheer on their favourite F1 stars ... without getting a blot on their school attendance records.
FAMILIES, students and gardening enthusiasts, irrespective of age and nationality, flocked to absorb the delightful sights, smells and sounds of the Riffa Views Bahrain International Garden Show (RVBIGS).
The powers that be at Durrat Al Bahrain must be kicking themselves this weekend having lost out on a major promotional opportunity when they failed to re-sign home-owning Formula One driver Jenson Button to a publicity contract.
The exams are only weeks away and I thought I might share some tips and guidelines about surviving them.
Timing is important for all Formula One fans and Ambassador Stores hopes devotees will speed down to check out the latest in sports watches.
AS Bahrain motors ahead this week with the fastest road cars in the world, the kingdom also plans to master the waves when its new port becomes fully operational.
Speedy, the Desert Racer, is Bahrain International Circuit's heart-throb mascot. He's the island's own magnificent superhero - he is nice, clean and cool - a true racer. Dressed in a rather bulky red and white outfit he has been seen out cavorting with celebrities and the kingdom's movers and sheikhers and winning the hearts of thousands of sport-loving fans.
