Formula One Indian Track is ready: Organisers

India is ready and hopeful to host its first-ever Formula One race on October 30. The $350 million, 5.14-kilometre (3.2-mile) circuit is designed by German architect Hermann Tilke in Greater Noida on the outskirts of New Delhi, named as Buddh International Circuit.

As India is cricket frenzy nation, you will find an international-standard cricket stadium near to that circuit.

The homologation (approval by F1 officials) of the facility hopefully will be done in July as per the timetable of the FIA (international body).

Samir Gaur, managing director of Jaypee Group, said tickets for the Indian GP would be launched in June, price of each ticket may start form 2,500 rupees ($56).

Formula One Indian Track is ready: Organisers