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Darts’ biggest global stars will return to Bahrain International Circuit on 16 and 17 January next year, as a 16-player field is set to compete in the first World Series of Darts event of 2025.
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Bahrain Darts Masters
Darts’ biggest global stars will return to Bahrain International Circuit on 16 and 17 January next year, as a 16-player field is set to compete in the first World Series of Darts event of 2025.
View MoreBell Racing says ThankYou_OurHeroes with a special logo on F1 and F2 drivers’ helmets
Sakhir-headquartered Bell Racing is supporting the #ThankYou_OurHeroes campaign by applying a special logo on the helmets of most of its drivers involved in the Formula One Rolex Sakhir Grand Prix.
The Sakhir Grand Prix, scheduled for 4-6 December at Bahrain International Circuit, will be recognising the Kingdom’s frontline health workers, first responders and their immediate family members. who have been invited to attend the race by His Royal Highness Prince Salman bin Hamad Al Khalifa, Crown Prince and Prime Minister.
That’s why Bell Racing, world leading company in the design and production of autosport helmets, whose headquarters are at the Bahrain International Circuit, has decided to pay homage to these heroes for their tireless efforts and sacrifices in Bahrain’s national response to COVID-19. Bell is therefore supporting the #ThankYou_OurHeroes campaign by temporarily substituting its traditional logo with a new version that merges the white oval and red writing with the #ThankYou_OurHeroes official logo.
The initiative involves most of the F1 and F2 drivers who use a Bell helmet.
Stephane Cohen, Bell Racing CEO: “We are extremely grateful for the priceless work of frontline health workers and first responders in delivering Bahrain’s national response to COVID-19. The least we can do is to support enthusiastically the #ThankYou_OurHeroes campaign and offer our symbolic but heartfelt reward to these great people”.