Venue :  Buddh International Circuit

Located in the suburb of Delhi , Greater Noida, the track was designed by F1 architect Hermann Tilke, who is effectively the father of modern F1 circuits. He has designed circuits such as Sepang, Shanghai, the Yas Marina, Sakhir Intl in Bahrain, Turkey, Valencia and Korea!

The facility is built at a cost of USD 350 million, the track is  around 5.5 kilometers in length and  has the second fastest average speed of any circuit on the calendar behind Monza!

The track contains a total of 6 corners and has a capacity of 1,18,000 people. The track is one of the fastest in the world, with the cars reaching 320 kmph. 

F1 2011 Update:

There had been some misgivings about this first race in India, suggestions that construction work was running late, just as in Korea a year ago,  but although undeniably there was scope for improvement in the infrastructure at the Buddh International Circuit, the track itself drew nothing but praise from the drivers, teams and the Media.  Undulating, and offering a fine mix of fast and slow corners, it was widely hailed as Hermann Tilke`s best track design to date.

Indian Grand Prix 2012

Indicative Schedule :

  Fri, 26 Oct 2012           Practice session

  Sat,27 Oct 2012           Practice & Qualifying

 Sun,28 Oct 2012            Race Day (F1 race starts at around 3pm local time)

To experience life in the fast track and discuss what else you could do whilst in Delhi, give us a call on 01622 630770