>> ASIAONE / MOTORING / NEWS / STORY
New Delhi reaches agreement to stage Formula One Grand Prix
Fri, Jun 15, 2007
AP (Associated Press)

NEW DELHI (AP) -- The Indian Olympic Committee has reached an agreement with Formula One boss Bernie Ecclestone to stage a Grand Prix in New Delhi within the next two years.

The agreement is preliminary and conditional on having a venue approved by F1, said Indian Olympic Committee president Suresh Kalmadi on Thursday.

New Delhi does not currently have an auto racing track.

 

 
STORY INDEX
 
  McLaren breaches sporting code, but not penalised
   
 
  Japan's Yamamoto handed Spyker F1 drive
   
 
  Formula 1 boss agrees to hold French Grand Prix at Magny Cours in 2008
   
 
  S'porean jailed for racing illegally on Second Link
   
 
  Probe launched after M'sian police pay $2m for fake car parts
   
 
  McLaren faces hearing over charges it stole information from rival Ferrari
   
 
  Cabbies face anonymous service checks
   
 
  Misadventure: Man killed in 160kmh race
   
 
  3 vehicles broken into: Use of master key suspected
   
 
  Tickets for S'pore F1 race go on sale in Dec
   
>> RELATED STORY
McLaren breaches sporting code, but not penalised
Japan's Yamamoto handed Spyker F1 drive
Formula 1 boss agrees to hold French Grand Prix at Magny Cours in 2008
McLaren faces hearing over charges it stole information from rival Ferrari
Tickets for S'pore F1 race go on sale in Dec

Elsewhere in AsiaOne...

News: Five facts on bird flu's spread around the globe

Travel: Tiger gets nod to fly to 6 Indian cities

Health: Juicy Benefits

Business: India Business Forum launched in S'pore

 

We welcome contributions, comments and tips.
a1motor@sph.com.sg
Search: