Team-BHP - India to play host to World Superbike Championship on March 9-10

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Come 9th March 2013 and World Superbike Championship (WSBK) will make its Indian debut. The race at India is scheduled to take place on 9-10 March. India will play host to the second race of World Superbike Championship with the first being scheduled to held at Phillip Island, Australia.

Source: motoroids.com

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The Championship calender:

Was wondering why I haven't received info for marshaling duties. For F1, they begin trainings/selection procedure months in advance. Now I know. I guess with homogolation not complete, they don't have enough time to train the marshals for this event? Or maybe it's just politics.

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Originally Posted by asr245 (Post 3018299)

Homologation inspections completed.

Get in touch with Sudev about the Marshall Training etc. Bear in mind the dates as well - F1 25/26/27 October and WSBK on 14/15/16/17 Nove (14th being an extra practice day for the new Circuit) - if you can take that much time off from whatever you do.

Marshalling - slightly different training/orientation required than F1 and hence there would be a few training sessions as well.

Best Regards & Drive/Ride Safe

Ram

Indian World Superbike round cancelled on safety grounds. Here is the article on this:
http://asia.eurosport.com/superbikes...56/story.shtml

So we are left with no option but to wait that such an event will happen in near future :Frustrati

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Tweet from Vicky Chandhok;
“@vickychandhok: The 2w WSBK for 2013&2014 will not happen in India!”

Formula 1 and now WSBK. Sad days for Motorsports fans in India!

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Originally Posted by saurabhdadhichi (Post 3209141)

Although for training marshals FMSCI races for 2 wheelers and 4 wheelers will be conducted at BIC this year is what has been cited.

Tilke designed tracks are good for car racing not so much for bikes, why? Got to underhand this from FIA officials. Dr. Tamas CoC Hungaroing says the intervention should be completed in 15 to 30 seconds in case of crash and driver checked within first 15 secs. Fencing along side barriers are not too great for this cause and the homologation has too be rethought for BIC but it is possible and they liked the infrastructure to support the races.

The sessions were comprehensive to say the least.

I think the cancellation is due to financial rather than any other aspect.

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Originally Posted by Sn1p3r (Post 3209463)

Tilke designed tracks are good for car racing not so much for bikes, why? Got to underhand this from FIA officials. Dr. Tamas CoC Hungaroing says the intervention should be completed in 15 to 30 seconds in case of crash and driver checked within first 15 secs. Fencing along side barriers are not too great for this cause and the homologation has too be rethought for BIC but it is possible and they liked the infrastructure to support the races. The sessions were comprehensive to say the least. I think the cancellation is due to financial rather than any other aspect.

Possible can be various reasons indeed but all in all we as fans are at loss for the moment. I heard that the track was also reduced in KMs also to lower the number of turns from 16 to 13.