Anonymous to join Bahrani opposition to F1 Race (opens in new tab)

For the uninitiated: F1 is hosting a race that has been held in poor light amongst the population of Bahrain, and many others around the World; they were successful in disrupting and stopping last years race. Will their newly found allegiance with Anon prevail this year as well?

I personally have lost all interest in watching F1 as a motor sports series in 2008 (for obvious reasons) and now mostly follow it to monitor and follow the presence of corporate and political collusion. This is just another example of why.

I'm entirely objective and neutral on the matter, mind you; I and wanted to see what others with greater skills and knowledge in technology gauge of the effectiveness of these 'cyber warfare' tactics. If I'm not mistaken they mainly operate using DDS attacks, right? So far the main site is still operating ahead of the first practice session in a few hours.