Flip through the latest issue of Gulf Weekly.
RACE ace Robert Kubica is back in Bahrain where his F1 career started and where he raced to his first ever pole position ... hoping to bring glory to a team which has courted controversy and faced disgrace.
Mike Bear Jardine, 39, is a proud Canadian, ex-college football player and science teacher: Goalkeeper.
Sailing ace Sami Al Kooheji, sponsored by Air Arabia, BMI Bank and Audi Bahrain, finished racing in Doha last week in the Sail the Gulf Championship.
Dubai Crown Prince Shaikh Hamdan bin Mohammed Al Maktoum emerged overall winner of the Giants Endurance Challenge held at Dubai Endurance City in Seih Assalam.
THERE was all-round excellent riding at the Breef Show Jumping Championships, sponsored by Al Frsan Group, at the Public Security Ground in Budaiya last Friday, writes Helen Blake.
The keenly anticipated 'Battle of the Schools' took place last Monday night in Hamala when St Christopher's took on the British School in the eight-a-side GulfWeekly Premiership Trophy contest.
PGA Professional Martin Robinson triumphed in the second annual Speed Golf tournament at the Royal Golf Club, setting a blistering pace of just over 71 minutes to complete 18 holes on the Montgomerie championship course on foot.
The European Tour resumes this week after a short break and continues its road trip around Asia.
When the wind blows, some players' games get blown away with it. Don't let this happen to you. Instead, practice the following techniques, and do what the very best golfers do - use these adverse conditions to your advantage. In other words, learn to love the wind!
Fabio Capello takes his England side into tonight's fixture with Egypt wondering what on earth is going on with his squad of players who are making more front page headlines than they are back page ones. The exception, of course, is Wayne Rooney who came on as a substitute in Sunday's Carling Cup final to secure a 2-1 victory for Manchester United over Aston Villa.
Bahrain's dust and blistering winds over the weekend was no match for V8's untouchable Jamie Whincup as his winning streak continued at Sakhir.
With several contenders hoping to drive off with this year's Batelco 2000cc Challenge crown both races of the fifth round provided spectators with adrenaline-pumping action.
Double world champion Fernando Alonso believes the new Ferrari F10 is the best car he has driven and says the team were hiding their true potential in recent tests.
GulfWeekly has teamed up with Bahrain International Circuit to offer readers the chance to win tickets to watch all the action at this year's Gulf Air Bahrain Grand Prix.
Sultan Ahmed clinched the Awali Golf Club 'Airmech Medal' with the best gross score of 69.
