Bahrain F1 Grand Prix 2010 Sakhir Circuit – 12-14 March
Hard to believe, but it’s almost time for the first race of the 2010 Formula 1 Grand Prix season!
The race schedule roars into action with the ‘2010 Gulf Air Bahrain Grand Prix’ from the Sakhir Circuit, Bahrain, United Arab Emirates, from 12-14 March. Here’s a preview of the circuit to whet your appetite:
Bahrain International Airport is just north of the capital city, Manama. The Sakhir Circuit is 30 km SW of Manama (approx. 40 minutes drive) to the south. Airport shuttle buses are available to take visitors to hotels and resorts.
Once in Bahrain, it is easy to get around by taxi, bus or rental car. The island state of Bahrain is a lively place, with plenty of sun, sea and sand -so don’t forget to pack your sunscreen, hat, and sunglasses and carry drinking water with you. Manama provides plenty to do, with exotic souqs, shopping malls, restaurants, clubs and discos. Currency is the Bahraini Dinar.
Visit our Travel Guide to Bahrain and follow the link for the Foreign Office (FCO) ‘Know Before You Go’ campaign for very important and updated travel advice. For example, remember that it is a fairly conservative country and they have a dim view of drink-driving, and intoxication in general. Be aware of the dress code and your behaviour in public. Check to make sure that your passport will have at least six months’ validity remaining upon your arrival in Bahrain.
Emergency medical care in Bahrain can be expensive – and you will have to pay for it unless you have travel insurance. We also offer competitive rates for Motorcycle travel insurance, as well as vehicle and motorcycle breakdown cover.
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March 4th, 2010 at 5:43 pm
Why should one being drinking water into Bahrain? Because it’s warm or because the water isn’t clean to drink?
March 5th, 2010 at 8:09 am
Hi Robert
Good point. Nothing wrong with the water to my knowledge, just to stay hydrated due to the heat! Thanks for pointing that out though.
Jean