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Anthony Hilton: Bahrain F1 sponsors on a crash course
19 Apr 2012 | by Anthony Hilton
During the early stages of the Arab Spring a little over a year ago, Vodafone attracted a huge amount of negative publicity for appearing to co-operate with the old Egyptian regime of President Mubarak and against street protesters in the weeks before he was forced out.
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