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Bahrain GP saga
April 26, 2011, Tuesday
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PRO-DEMOCRACY activists have launched a Facebook campaign calling on Formula One boss Bernie Ecclestone not to reschedule the Bahrain Grand Prix until the government ends its crackdown on protesters.
The Youth of February 14 Revolution posted an open letter on Facebook over the weekend calling on Ecclestone not to allow the race to go forward "until basic human rights and freedoms are restored." The Bahrain GP was scheduled to be the F1 season-opener on March 13, but was canceled in February.
The Youth of February 14 Revolution posted an open letter on Facebook over the weekend calling on Ecclestone not to allow the race to go forward "until basic human rights and freedoms are restored." The Bahrain GP was scheduled to be the F1 season-opener on March 13, but was canceled in February.
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