Activists call on Bernie Ecclestone that is does not restore the Bahrain Grand Prix

Bahrain pro-democracy activists call on Bernie Ecclestone that is does not restore the Grand Prix, at the moment, this season. This message, a week after the deadline for deciding if it will try to compete in the race, has sent an open letter.
The letter asks that did not dispute the Bahrain Grand Prix until that improvement in the situation in the country, claiming to organise an event, which would have to be something happy, in the midst of a country that does not respect human rightsIt is not logical.
Torture, murder, military forces everywhere, are just some of the current problems that the open letter mentions. But the open letter goes even further, and said that organizing an event in the middle of a despot country would not understood or accepted around the world.
In addition, calls for a letter from part of Ecclestone in which said that it will not dispute the race under the current situation in Bahrain, and not until human rights are respected in the country, and until the end of repression will be. The letter ends up looking for "peace", between formula one and activists.

Thank you very much for your support, and we hope to see soon the Bahrain Grand Prix again, in a free and democratic atmosmera to which you have contributed.

Teams, for their part, have remained on the sidelines in a deliberate manner, not wanting to get into trouble for political reasons. Meanwhile, expect news by Bernie Ecclestone and the FIA in relation to the hypothetical future dispute of the Grand Prize.

Marquez: This test has served to restore my confidence in the bike

The defending champion in the 125cc this year has risen from category to the Moto2, Marc Marquez was yesterday made a testing session at the Circuit de Catalunya to "make small adjustments in the development of your bike".

As expressed Spanish pilot, so taken with calm because there is still much room for improvement.

"This first test has served to restore my confidence in the bike, add the first kilometers of the year and having the first sensations on my bike." "That I have increased the pace, have been leaving some problems of tuning that we have been settled, but it is still much room for improvement", said Marquez.

The young Catalan driver is undergoing adaptation to the 600cc and assured it costs always slightly again rate having been long standing.

"When I started rolling slightly faster, have then started to make small adjustments in the implementation of the bike, but very little meaningful yet." Now is time to take things very contentedly; "already will have time to go through times" said Marquez.

The 54 laps to the layout have served you to continue adaptation plan. Today Marc will be the second and final session of training in Montmelo to bring direction to Valencia and proceed with the following trainings scheduled for Thursday, Friday and Saturday of this week.