F1 will not bow to terrorism: Schumacher

Michael Schumacher today insisted Formula One must not bow to the threat of terrorism and has no qualms about travelling to Bahrain next month.

F1 will not bow to terrorism: Schumacher
Thu, 18 Mar, 2004 - 12:41

Michael Schumacher today insisted Formula One must not bow to the threat of terrorism and has no qualms about travelling to Bahrain next month.

Following the recent terrorist attacks in Madrid and Baghdad, safety and security issues surrounding the maiden Bahrain Grand Prix have once again become a significant concern.

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