Formula 1 Gulf Air Bahrain Grand Prix 2024
Event Overview
BIC is set to celebrate its 20th anniversary next year, as the opening round of the 2024 season and its first-ever Saturday night race at the Home of Motorsport in the Middle East on 29 February to 2 March 2024.
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Due to exceptional demand, we have continued to expand our hospitality offerings. This year, we are delighted to offer The Dome Lounge by F1 Experiences, as well as The Champions Club, both tailor-made in response to the massive interest in hospitality options for the grand prix. In addition, the ultimate in world-class hospitality is available in The Paddock Cub Please note that Corporate boxes for 2024 are now sold out.
View MoreBahrain Karting Sprint Championship set for thrilling back-to-back rounds this weekend at BIKC
Bahrain Karting Sprint Championship set for thrilling back-to-back rounds this weekend at BIKC
BIC, Sakhir – Bahrain International Karting Circuit (BIKC) is all set to host back-to-back days of exciting wheel-to-wheel racing over the weekend with the second and third rounds of the Bahrain Karting Sprint Championship (BKSC) 2022 lighting up the track.
The BKSC consists of both the Bahrain Rotax MAX Challenge (BRMC) and the Bahrain Sprint Sodi W Series (BSSWS).
Competitors in each series will first get out on track between 9am and 3pm on Friday (4 February), before hitting the tarmac once more for another go-around on Saturday (5 February).
All the racing will take place along BIKC’s 1.414-kilometre CIK-FIA track.
The BRMC will see karters field their very own Rotax karts in the championship’s various competition categories, while the BSSWS will feature contestants racing in identical 390cc Sodikarts supplied by BIKC.
A talented group of competitors will be battling it out in the BRMC. Set to line up on the Senior MAX grid is Najashi Rashdan, who took the win in the season-opening round held last month. He will be joined in his class by Shaikha Haya bint Saqer Al Khalifa, Lewis Smith, Fahad Alkhaled Fahad Al Muqla, Abdulrahman Waleed, Yousif Mathkoor, Faisal Jamsheer, Ahmed Kashwa and Ahmed Alsaleh.
The Junior MAX category will feature returning winner from round one Luca Kane Houghton. He will be up against the likes of Gracie Rose Grantham, Vedant Menon, Mohammed Alhassan, Mohammed Wally, Sari Al Zubi, Abdulqader Qasem, Tye Mejia, Louis Safa Nabulsi, Musaad Albassam and Shanthosh Kumar.
The Mini MAX class will be led by Khaled Alnajjar, who won in round one, with Shaikh Rashid bin Salman Al Khalifa and Charlie Goddard making up his chief rivals. Round one winner in the Micro MAX category Yousif Alghaith will go up against Shaikh Ahmed bin Saqer Al Khalifa in their class.
On both days this weekend, action in the BRMC will begin at 9am with qualifying practice. The pre-finals will then get underway at 10.05am, to be followed by the finals starting from 12.30pm.
The BSSWS will have their qualifying practice kick off the proceedings at 9.52am, to be followed by their pre-final at 11.35am. That will set the stage for the final at 2.35pm.
Following all the action, the podium ceremonies will begin at 3am for the BRMC winners, while the BSSWS top three will be awarded from 3.25pm.
The BKSC is set to feature seven rounds in all in its 2022 season. Following this weekend’s racing, round four is scheduled to take place on February 26. Rounds five and six will then be held on March 11 and 12, and that will pave the way for the season-finale on March 25.
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