Indian Grand Prix circuit on right tracks, says JPSK Sports

Nov.02 (GMM) The Organisers of 2011 Season inaugural Indian Grand Prix are sure their circuit will be ready on time, despite new events in Korea plus the controversy which bounded New Delhi’s hosting of the Commonwealth Games. JPSK Sports, with economic support in the region of 350 million US dollars (219 million pounds) from the family-run Jaypee Group, is in the process of build a purpose-built venue in Greater Noida, approximately 25 miles south-east of the capital.


Mark Hughes, Vice President of the company, is confident that the facility will be ready on time for the race which will take place on 30 October (subject to circuit approval by F1 governing body the FIA).



“As with any large scale project, there might always be the possibility of encountering difficult situations,” he explained to India’s F1Pulse.com. “However, we are doing everything possible to ensure that our project does not run into any problems.

“We have a team of experienced professionals handling all aspects of building and operating the race track and we have the strength and the resources that are needed to execute a project like this.

“So, we hope things will go off smoothly and we will not encounter any serious problems with the race track or with our inaugural F1 race in 2011.”

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