The situation in Bahrain is complicated, we know, and more after the statements of Bernie Ecclestone. Which teams are against the dispute of the race, also know it. Today, Adam Parr has declared that it considers that it is too late to alter the formula one calendar. The Williams it is very clear, and does so see.
Parr is giving us, then, another reason to think that the Grand Prix of Bahrain 2011 should be simply cancelled. So that the calendar be changed really, absolutely all the teams have to agree. If it is not the case, such a change would not be valid and, therefore, teams could refuse to go to Bahrain for the race.
We are concerned by the fans, sponsors and teams, which they have organized themselves to be in India a weekend in particular, on 30 October, and we have a calendar where the race would be on December 11. As you can go to the people that have paid for two weeks of vacation in India to see the race and say "sorry, you'll be in India but we are not"?I am completely agree with what says the CEO of Williams; logistically it is an impressive chaos, change the race of time, and this is something that should take account of the FIA. I don't believe in fate, but when the situation in Bahrain is far from clear, and change the date of the Grand Prize of the India could bring bad consequences, better to go to something else.
