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Sports
4:06 pm
Thu April 19, 2012
Bahrain Prepares Grand Prix Despite Expected Protests
By editor
Originally published on Thu April 19, 2012 6:26 pm
More than 100 million viewers around the world are expected to tune-in to watch a Grand Prix race in the Persian Gulf nation of Bahrain this weekend. The same race was cancelled there last year for safety reasons, amid Arab Spring protests and police crack downs. While turmoil still exists, ESPN senior writer Ryan McGee tells Audie Cornish this year's race will likely go on, but it won't be without controversy.