Updates on the Indian F1 track (Buddh International Circuit)

black12rr · 27th October 2011, 21:53

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Originally Posted by dockap

what's wrong with the picture?

You loose "spot the difference contest" .

Its spelt PIRLELI

scopriobharath · 27th October 2011, 21:53

I would bet my money on the fact that they will NOT allow any kind of camera (Mobile phone cam exempted), be it DSLR, SLR or a basic 3K digital camera. Camera is not allowed for an IPL T20 Cricket match, so in an advanced event like F1, I dont think indian organisers are broad-minded enough to allow Camera.

If they want to allow only Non-SLRs, they must hire some proffessional photgraphers, or someone who is well versed with Camera. A camera pro will not do a non-white collar job. Secondly this is a chance to bribe. He can say that this camera is not allowed and make 100/- in a jiffy. A person with 50K + of camera equipment will more than happily pay 100/- as bribe.

Secondly, w.r.t professional camera for Press / commercial use, How will they distinguish between an ordinary person with an SLR and a press person (without ID Card) in Mufti. Thirdly, If i am a non-press guy, I click snaps and post them on facebook / Internet and someone copies them, how will they track them ?

The Straight forward way is to allow camera of any kind but i dont think Indian organizers are matured enough to allow this. The right way would be to check at the Practice day, but who will be the scapegoat ?

sidindica · 27th October 2011, 21:58

Just notice the spelling of Pirelli tyres on the left.

liquidmetal99 · 27th October 2011, 22:10

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Originally Posted by Latheesh

I thought you are talking about missing green or some track related issue. But this one!! haha ha Walceme to India!

ohh no. not this! i have long dreaded this. and now its all happening.we can host the most technologically advanced sport here now, but can't write their names. duh!

ishlinea7260 · 28th October 2011, 00:06

Quote:

Originally Posted by dockap

what's wrong with the picture?

dude see the spellings.
Sorry!! didn't see that it has already been pointed out.
mods kindly delete this post

sajands · 28th October 2011, 00:14

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Originally Posted by kimianks

Met Lewis Hamilton and Jenson Button today at Vodafone Press Meet. Was so much fun

Do share some pics and insight on their thoughts on the Indian GP track.

-Sajan

rajivrao · 28th October 2011, 01:01

Friends,
Look at rule no. 17 (terms and conditions) at the back of the ticket. I quote " Personal electronic devices (including still cameras, mobile telephones and other handheld personal communications devices) are permitted within the Venue unless advised, provided that any recording, data and any image, including photographic images and any still pictures derived or capable of being derived from a Recording (image) of the event that is recorded, stored and/or created thereon is used for personal, private and non-commercial purposes only."
So, it should be good to take cameras inside!

Regards,

Rajiv

sajands · 28th October 2011, 02:15

RA.ONE on the Force India nose. SRK was also in talks with the mercedes team and Schumi's car was also supposed to have RA ONE all over the car, can someone confirm on this.

Another news making rounds is,

Williams F1 - Unofficial: Raikkonen signs up at Williams for 2012

-Sajan

ShortShifter · 28th October 2011, 03:05

Quote:

Originally Posted by sajands

RA.ONE on the Force India nose. SRK was also in talks with the mercedes team and Schumi's car was also supposed to have RA ONE all over the car, can someone confirm on this.

Another news making rounds is,

Williams F1 - Unofficial: Raikkonen signs up at Williams for 2012

-Sajan

Damn this is heights of it !!

Anyways few more insights,

Formula 1 Safety Car Mercedes-Benz SLS AMG racing at BIC - YouTube

A realtime lap of the Buddh International Circuit by Red Bull Racing Driver Neel Jani

F1 Red Bull Racing First Formula One car on the Buddh International Circuit Track Opening - YouTube

F1 Red Bull Racing First Formula One car on the Buddh International Circuit - YouTube

The Grand Stands !

Image Source: The Buddh circuit at sunset | Flickr - Photo Sharing!

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Image Source: http://f1.imgci.com/PICTURES/CMS/12300/12369.jpg

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C300 · 28th October 2011, 04:56

Nice set of pictures on the official formula1 website. Check out the Gallery section. The venue looks impressive and ready. Much better job than what South Korea did last year. We will see the true beauty of the circuit next year.

Formula 1

goingout · 28th October 2011, 05:10

Quote:

Originally Posted by black12rr

You loose "spot the difference contest" .

Its spelt PIRLELI

Haha classic India

PS: What are those stains on the right wall in the same pic? I hope it's not what I'm thinking it is

C300 · 28th October 2011, 05:15

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Originally Posted by goingout

Haha classic India

PS: What are those stains on the right wall in the same pic? I hope it's not what I'm thinking it is

Looks like rust to me.
It seems they are washing the entire circuit. So we should see it in better shape for the practise session today.

D33-PAC · 28th October 2011, 05:21

A few questions:

Will the team trucks and trailers be flown from Europe too or did the teams already purchase Volvos available in the Indian market just for the Indian GP?

I never really understood the logistics involved in F1, all the parts and cars are flown, but what about the trucks?

Anyone going to the GP please do snap pics of the trucks too! BTW, is the SLS AMG imported too or does MB India provide one? Is there anything different from the regular SLS AMG and the safety car besides the roll cage?

sajands · 28th October 2011, 05:52

Quote:

Originally Posted by D33-PAC

A few questions:

Will the team trucks and trailers be flown from Europe too or did the teams already purchase Volvos available in the Indian market just for the Indian GP?

I never really understood the logistics involved in F1, all the parts and cars are flown, but what about the trucks?

Anyone going to the GP please do snap pics of the trucks too! BTW, is the SLS AMG imported too or does MB India provide one? Is there anything different from the regular SLS AMG and the safety car besides the roll cage?

Team's use their own trucks, Trailers and motor homes, they fly them where ever there is an F1 race. SLS AMG Safety cars are part of the FIA team and travel to all venues. you can say all are part of the package.

-Sajan

deetjohn · 28th October 2011, 08:49

You just can't keep the Tata Ace out of any road in India.

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Renault R31 will have a new name for the Indian GP.

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Now something which is not funny. Commentary cell for the BBC team has no window and nowhere near the track. The organizers should have done a better job here.

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Pictures courtesy: f1fanatic.co.uk, Martin Brundle via Twitter.

27th October 2011, 21:53	#377
scopriobharath Senior - BHPian Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: Chennai Posts: 3,617 Thanked: 1,330 Times	Re: Updates on the Indian F1 track (Buddh International Circuit) I would bet my money on the fact that they will NOT allow any kind of camera (Mobile phone cam exempted), be it DSLR, SLR or a basic 3K digital camera. Camera is not allowed for an IPL T20 Cricket match, so in an advanced event like F1, I dont think indian organisers are broad-minded enough to allow Camera. If they want to allow only Non-SLRs, they must hire some proffessional photgraphers, or someone who is well versed with Camera. A camera pro will not do a non-white collar job. Secondly this is a chance to bribe. He can say that this camera is not allowed and make 100/- in a jiffy. A person with 50K + of camera equipment will more than happily pay 100/- as bribe. Secondly, w.r.t professional camera for Press / commercial use, How will they distinguish between an ordinary person with an SLR and a press person (without ID Card) in Mufti. Thirdly, If i am a non-press guy, I click snaps and post them on facebook / Internet and someone copies them, how will they track them ? The Straight forward way is to allow camera of any kind but i dont think Indian organizers are matured enough to allow this. The right way would be to check at the Practice day, but who will be the scapegoat ? Last edited by scopriobharath : 27th October 2011 at 22:01.
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27th October 2011, 21:58	#378
sidindica Senior - BHPian Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: Delhi Posts: 4,892 Thanked: 8,106 Times	Re: Updates on the Indian F1 track (Buddh International Circuit) Just notice the spelling of Pirelli tyres on the left.
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28th October 2011, 01:01	#382
rajivrao Newbie Join Date: Sep 2011 Location: Navi Mumbai Posts: 22 Thanked: 64 Times	Re: Updates on the Indian F1 track (Buddh International Circuit) Friends, Look at rule no. 17 (terms and conditions) at the back of the ticket. I quote " Personal electronic devices (including still cameras, mobile telephones and other handheld personal communications devices) are permitted within the Venue unless advised, provided that any recording, data and any image, including photographic images and any still pictures derived or capable of being derived from a Recording (image) of the event that is recorded, stored and/or created thereon is used for personal, private and non-commercial purposes only." So, it should be good to take cameras inside! Regards, Rajiv
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28th October 2011, 02:15	#383
sajands BHPian Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Bangalore Posts: 941 Thanked: 347 Times View My Garage	Re: Updates on the Indian F1 track (Buddh International Circuit) RA.ONE on the Force India nose. SRK was also in talks with the mercedes team and Schumi's car was also supposed to have RA ONE all over the car, can someone confirm on this. Another news making rounds is, Williams F1 - Unofficial: Raikkonen signs up at Williams for 2012 -Sajan Attached Thumbnails
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28th October 2011, 04:56	#385
C300 BHPian Join Date: May 2009 Location: Pune, Melbourne Posts: 771 Thanked: 1,027 Times	Re: Updates on the Indian F1 track (Buddh International Circuit) Nice set of pictures on the official formula1 website. Check out the Gallery section. The venue looks impressive and ready. Much better job than what South Korea did last year. We will see the true beauty of the circuit next year. Formula 1
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28th October 2011, 05:21	#388
D33-PAC BANNED Join Date: Apr 2011 Location: Hyderabad Posts: 911 Thanked: 1,544 Times	Re: Updates on the Indian F1 track (Buddh International Circuit) A few questions: Will the team trucks and trailers be flown from Europe too or did the teams already purchase Volvos available in the Indian market just for the Indian GP? I never really understood the logistics involved in F1, all the parts and cars are flown, but what about the trucks? Anyone going to the GP please do snap pics of the trucks too! BTW, is the SLS AMG imported too or does MB India provide one? Is there anything different from the regular SLS AMG and the safety car besides the roll cage?
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28th October 2011, 08:49	#390
deetjohn Senior - BHPian Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: Kochi Posts: 4,530 Thanked: 10,583 Times View My Garage	Re: Updates on the Indian F1 track (Buddh International Circuit) You just can't keep the Tata Ace out of any road in India. Renault R31 will have a new name for the Indian GP. Now something which is not funny. Commentary cell for the BBC team has no window and nowhere near the track. The organizers should have done a better job here. Pictures courtesy: f1fanatic.co.uk, Martin Brundle via Twitter.
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