The F1 race track in India, known as the Buddh International Circuit, is a premier motorsport venue located in Greater Noida, Uttar Pradesh. It hosted the Indian Grand Prix from 2011 to 2013, attracting global attention to Indian motorsports. The track features a challenging layout with high-speed straights and tight corners, designed by renowned architect Hermann Tilke. Despite its temporary hiatus from the F1 calendar, it remains a symbol of India\“s growing presence in international racing events.
In addition to the track, India offers various local products related to motorsports, such as custom-made racing gear from brands like TVS and Bajaj, which produce high-performance motorcycles used in domestic competitions. These products showcase India\“s engineering prowess and contribute to the local economy by promoting sports tourism and manufacturing. |
