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It was a fitting riposte. A flawless Lewis Hamilton having a faultless race - from pole to flag and in between recording the fastest lap as well. As the Briton himself admitted after the race, God was on their side all weekend.
Gulf Air, Bahrain's national carrier, signed a new five-year deal with Formula One, extending its sponsorship of the kingdom's F1 Grand Prix.
With just weeks to go until the Gulf Air Desert 400 V8 Supercars race comes to Bahrain, there's a new man at the top of V8 Supercars Australia.
You might not necessarily associate gas guzzling race cars with saving the planet but that's just what the drivers will be doing at this year's Australian race ... with a little bit of help from their young friends.
Lewis Hamilton's win in the Chinese Grand Prix on Sunday proved to be an anti-climax, leaving the McLaren driver still just short of clinching the 2008 Formula One title.
Bahrain International Golf Company chairman Shaikh Rashid bin Khalifa Al Khalifa inaugurated the Royal Golf Club's new membership sales office at the Country Mall in Budaiya.
GulfWeekly Editor Stan Szecowka and his wife Kathryn have signed up for a six-week beginners' course because they want to play together ... Lesson Four (pitch and run for your life)
Like Arnie, Jack and Tiger, all you have to say is 'Seve', and people know who you are talking about.
For the past six weeks there has been mild amusement from all but Tottenham Hotspur fans that their aspirations to dislodge one of the top four was in tatters. No one expected though that relegation would be a serious possibility for the north London club. However, eight matches in and that is now the reality of the situation.
The International Cricket Council (ICC) needs to rein in the Indian board urgently to avoid chaos in cricket.
