LONDON (Reuters) - A group of politicians has warned Formula One sponsors that they risk damaging their brands by supporting the Bahrain Grand Prix, arguing the race should have been called off because of political turmoil in the Gulf Arab nation.
Anti-government protesters are planning "days of rage" in the run-up to Sunday's race, part of a 20-race circuit that generates annual revenues of $2 billion.
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