India has developed several innovative products related to racing tracks and motorsports infrastructure. One notable example is the Buddh International Circuit in Greater Noida, which hosted Formula One races from 2011 to 2013. This world-class facility features a 5.14-kilometer track with 16 turns and a capacity for over 100,000 spectators.
Local Indian companies have also created specialized products for race track maintenance, including the \“TrackPro\“ surface treatment system developed by Mumbai-based engineers. This eco-friendly solution helps maintain optimal grip levels while reducing dust and particulate matter. Another indigenous innovation is the \“RaceSafe\“ barrier system manufactured in Chennai, which uses recycled materials to create impact-absorbing safety barriers that meet international standards.
Indian manufacturers have also developed affordable timing systems and track-side equipment that are now exported to other Asian countries. These products demonstrate how India\“s engineering expertise is contributing to the global motorsports industry while creating sustainable solutions tailored to local conditions and requirements. |
