News of Bahrain
Lifestyle4 April 20161 min read

The 2016 Formula One Bahrain Grand Prix which concluded yesterday was a huge success. Bahrain’s Sakhir Track hosted its third night race and upheld its status as the only desert Formula One track amongst the 21 races worldwide. Off the tarmac, spectators enjoyed the warm, family friendly atmosphere and a wide variety of fun, engaging entertainment activities.There were colourful stage performances, roaming acts, carnival rides and games, children’s activities which made the F1 an unforgettable experience to sports lovers. In pictures, Crown Prince, Deputy Supreme Commander and First Deputy Prime Minister, HRH Prince Salman bin Hamad Al Khalifa visits Bahrain International Circuit (BIC) ahead of the F1 Grand Prix race along with other highlights of the day

Editorial Team Legacy

Published 4 April 2016, 8:00 · Updated 22:10

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The 2016 Formula One Bahrain Grand Prix which concluded yesterday was a huge success. Bahrain’s Sakhir Track hosted its third night race and upheld its status as the only desert Formula One track amongst the 21 races worldwide. Off the tarmac, spectators enjoyed the warm, family friendly atmosphere and a wide variety of fun, engaging entertainment activities.There were colourful stage performances, roaming acts, carnival rides and games, children’s activities which made the F1 an unforgettable experience to sports lovers. In pictures, Crown Prince, Deputy Supreme Commander and First Deputy Prime Minister, HRH Prince Salman bin Hamad Al Khalifa visits Bahrain International Circuit (BIC) ahead of the F1 Grand Prix race along with other highlights of the day

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