Less than a month before the start of the Formula 1 season, current political events in the Middle East worries the world of F1. This weekend's round of GP2 Asia held in Bahrain has been canceled due to tensions in the country. To overcome this problem, the F1 Circus will visit this Friday to discuss the situation and take necessary decisions. Time is short, we must arrange transportation of goods to Bahrain to be ready on D-Day
Worry is today rigor, and in the face of such delays, it is difficult to imagine if the situation will run or not. F1 has beautiful lie at the forefront of technology, it can not dominate everything. Bernie Ecclestone's F1 manages masterfully, if he can not work miracles if the situation escalates.
It would be easy to say that if Melbourne was entering the season still, there would be fewer problems. It would also be inappropriate, since Australia has also had trouble dealing with recently, although they are likely weather. It is not question of runway shows or conducive to the theater to otherwise, it goes far beyond Formula 1. Hopefully a solution will be found to start the season on time, and hopefully, in the space provided.
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