This Article 2011 Bahrain Grand Prix is composed of Creative Common Content.\n The Original Article can be location at WikiPedia.org.\n ref Several other drivers expressed a willingness to race on the condition that their safety could be guaranteed amid reports that widespread protests were being planned for the day of the race.ref In response to this FIA president Jean Todt promised that the sports governing body would monitor the situation in Bahrain carefully leaving open the possibility of a cancellation should the country deteriorate ahead of the raceref while commercial rights holder Bernie Ecclestone called for a second vote to take place restoring the Indian Grand Prix to its original October date and moving the Bahrain Grand Prix back to the season finale in December.ref According to former FIA president Max Mosley the rescheduling of the race would require the unanimous agreement of the teams.ref It had been reported that the Formula One Teams Association FOTA was opposed to rescheduling the race to 30 October on logistical grounds but were willing to discuss an endofseason berth for the race instead.