Buddh International Circuit | PJM Project | | Roland 12FRN-244 Benjamin 12FRN-245
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1. Formula 1 As a Sport………………………………………………………………2
2. History of Formula 1 Race in India…...…………………………………………..3
3. Buddh International Circuit & Purpose of Project………………………………5
4. Project Plan…………………………………………………………………………6
5. Project Execution and Benefits…………………………………………………….9
6. Cost Estimate and Cost Benefit
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The talks of starting a Grand Prix therefore started in the private sector which needed the backing up of some industrialists and businessmen who could organise the costly sports event and also get the required sponsors for the event. The TV broadcasting rights was another issue to be resolved. Wallace Sports and Research Foundation convinced Bernie Ecclestane, the man behind the Formula 1 races in the world to grant free Television rights to the Doordarshan in 1994 for the telecast of the race in India. However Doordarshan did not accept the offer perhaps it did not want the sports telecast to interfere its most popular epics like Ramayana beingi aired to the Indian public in the prime time at that time.
There was a talk of starting the Indian Grand Prix at Kolkata in 1997. But there were hardly any race tracks in India. There were no drivers of consequence to make the sport popular in India. There were only two permanent race tracks in India towards the end of last century. The one was at Irungattukotai in Chennai and the other was the Kari Motor speedway at Coimbatore both situated in the Indian state of Tamil Nadu. Perhaps this is the reason that almost all of the motor sports enthusiasts and drivers for races belong to the southern regions of the country especially Tamil Nadu.
There was once again a discussion between various Indian parties about starting of Formula One in India when Bernie Ecclestane came to
The quote from an Indian sports journal mentions that the Quadrangular tournament created a rivalry that was present after the split. This was because people of different religions were separated into teams and wanted their main based religion to win. The religion based teams were unfair, “I have never understood the reason for having Hindu, Paris, Muslim, and other religiously based teams. I should have thought that such unsportsmanlike divisions would be considered taboo in language and sporting manners” (Doc 8). This quote from Ghandi is very reasonable.
Even though cricket was a very uniting force, it was also the cause of rivalry throughout India. Cricket was a sport brought to India by the British and the Indians were pretty grateful towards the British for bringing cricket. However, what they were not grateful for was the fact that the English would play polo on cricket grounds, as said in Document 1. Document 1 states that “...more than five hundred young men of all ages and of all castes pursue this healthful sport on the Parade ground where alone they are permitted to play and which is the only ground suitable for cricket.” The Indians were arguing to the governor of the province of Bombay, India that the English were ruining the turf that they were playing cricket on by playing polo. They requested that the English should play somewhere else and not on their turf. Furthermore, shown in Document 6, the Indians felt that when they “...defeated the European teams of Calcutta...,” that it was the only time they were playing on the same level as the English. Fair and square. Usually, the British would have the authority potential wise, but the game of cricket evened it all out because when you play a sport, you can’t win by support, but by skill. Document 10 showed another example of rivalry. The chairman feels that Cricket is a sport that can bring people together and makes people ignore the fact that there are problems with water and etc. However, he’s not one to say these things.
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