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Wednesday, 31 October 2012

The amazing Indian Grand Prix


If you love cars and speed indulge in start then you are likely to go to the 2012 Grand Prix of India in New Delhi in October this year will be held. The audience can enjoy the activities from October 28 when the practice round of the Greater Noida 5.14 kilometers Buddha International Circuit.

In the Australian Grand Prix this season began March 18 and will end in Brazil on November 25. India 2012 the GP will be the 17th of 20 championship.

Macau Grand Prix racing this year more than 20 games - a season in the sport's history the majority of the game. The 2012 season broke a number of records - current and former world drivers' championship - Sebastian Vettel Jenson Button Lewis Hamilton Kimi Raikkonen Fernando Alonso and Michael - Michael Schumacher - season began breaking the record of five established in 1970.
Here are some of the facts relating to circuit what else to do during your stay in New Delhi and recommendations. If you are looking for nearest hotels or restaurants then check out yellow pages delhi.


Buddh International Grand Prix track

Buddh International Circuit the annual Formula One Indian Grand Prix held in 2011 the venue.
5.14 km long has been designed by the world-renowned German architect and racetrack designer Hull Manticore Erke who also designed the world-class track in Malaysia Bahrain China Turkey United Arab Emirates South Korea and the United States.
The circuit is located in an area of ​​874 acres.
Any circuit second fastest average speed Monza behind the calendar.
It can accommodate about 11 million viewers.
Repair station is one of F1's longest at over 600 meters.
Buddh International Circuit is selected as the track is located is called Gautam Budh Nightingale.
Go to circuit
Greater Noida location at a distance of 25 km from New Delhi to which it is connected the flyover and newly developed six-lane highway. New Delhi master in less than an hour's drive from Greater Noida.
When you are in New Delhi

While you are in Delhi you can here a few things:

Visit Red Fort (Red Fort) built by Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan a 17th-century fortress complex. In 2007 it was designated as a UNESCO World Heritage site.
India the Presidential Palace the residence of the President of India. It was built by the British they leave India.
Pick up trinkets and antiques the pavement shops JANPATH market.
Check out the Qutab Minar. 72.5 meters it is the tallest skyscraper in the world when completed. It took three generations to complete the tower (1193-1368).
Climb in the Jama Masjid India's largest mosque the minaret.
Karim legendary to enjoy succulent kebab restaurant in Chandni Chowk or try some fiery Kerala cuisine gunpowder.
Explore the intricate the bylanes Hao Zi Hasi its eclectic atmosphere crumbling monuments and hip boutiques bookstores art and antique shops and restaurants.
Browse Yodakin stock bookstores independent publishers.
Pick up vegetables dye T-shirt or notebook computer sets in the People Tree.
Visit the Taj Mahal in Agra. It takes less than two hours developed by India's fastest train Bhopal Shatabdi.

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