Buddh International Circuit

About Buddh International Circuit Noida


The Buddh International Circuit Noida is the Mecca for every Indian Formula One enthusiast. The F1 sport is very popular in the developed part of the world and in India also it has some great following. Seeing this, the officials decided to head to India.
The construction of this magnificent racing circuit began after an agreement was signed between the Indian Olympic Association and Bernie Ecclestone, then chief executive of the Formula One Group in the year 2007. As per the agreement, India will host a Grand Prix.

On 30 October 2011, the first Indian Grand Prix was held here and it was won by Sebastian Vettel of the Red Bull Racing. He also won the second Formula One race to take place at the circuit, during the 2012 Formula One season.

The initial seating capacity of the track was 110,000, and it can expand up to 200,000. The circuit is spread over an area of 874 acres, and the total length of the circuit is 5.125 km, with 16 turns.

The year 2022 will be a great year for the Buddh International Circuit, as the FIA-backed motorsport will be returning as a round of the Formula Regional Indian Championship and the Formula 4 Indian Championship will take place here.

Buddh International Circuit

Weather : 19° C

Timings :9:00 am to 6:00 pm

Time Required : 2-3 Hours

Entry Fee : Rs.1500 - Rs.21000

Contact Number: +91 9024104977

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History


The Buddh International Circuit Noida was built after the agreement to host the Indian Grand Prix was finalized in 2007 by the Indian Olympic Association and Bernie Ecclestone, then chief executive of the Formula One Group. As per an estimate, approximately 2000 crore rupees were spent on the construction.

The freshly made race tracks could have heard the roaring engines and felt the screeching of tires for the first time in the 2010 Formula One season, but it was left out due to the unfinished construction. However, on 30 October 2011, the first Indian Grand Prix was held here and it was won by Sebastian Vettel of the Red Bull Racing. He also won the second Formula One race to take place at the circuit, during the 2012 Formula One season.

Architecture


The Buddh International Circuit Noida was officially inaugurated on 18 October 2011. It was designed by the German racetrack designer Hermann Tilke. The initial seating capacity of the track was 110,000, and it can expand up to 200,000.

The circuit is spread over an area of 874 acres, and the total length of the circuit is 5.125 km, with 16 turns. The circuit design was given the final shape after receiving feedback from the teams on how the circuit could be designed to improve overtaking.

Activities


  • You can visit the track during an official race event or if you are lucky enough, then you might get the chance to witness an official F1 race.
  • You can also drive on the official track by paying a nominal fee for it.
  • You can also visit the racing pits, and experience how does it feel to be a part of the team.

Tips for visiting


  • Do not enter the main racing track without permission, it may lead to an accident.
  • While driving at the track follow the instructions provided by the track officials.

Best time to visit


The best time to visit the Buddh International Circuit Noida would be during a racing event. The vibe is completely mesmerizing during the race.

Nearby Atractions


  • Rashtriya Dalit Smarak
  • Worlds of Wonder
  • NOIDA selfie point
  • Okhla Bird Sanctuary

Nearby market/ shopping places


  • Sunheri Market: This market is the best place for budget shopping. A wide range of footwear, clothes, bags and daily household items are available.
  • Kanchanjunga Market: This market complex has everything from mobile phones, computer accessories, books, and clothes.
  • Indira Market: The market is small in size but is very popular among the locals. This should be your one-stop destination for jewelry, fashion accessories, and utensils.

Nearby Hotels


  • Hotel Aarkay Palace Noida
  • Surya Palace
  • Hotel The Noida Grand
  • The Gaurs Sarovar Portico - Gaur City

Interesting Facts About Buddh International Circuit


  • The circuit was built after the agreement to host the Indian Grand Prix was finalized by the Indian Olympic Association and Bernie Ecclestone, then chief executive of the Formula One Group.
  • The total length of the circuit is 5.125 km, with 16 turns.
  • The first official Formula One Race that was held here in 2011 was won by Sebastian Vettel.

Nearby Restaurants


  • Mamagoto
  • The Great Kabab Factory (Radisson Noida)
  • The Patiala Kitchen
  • Andaaz- An ancient Culinary

Buddh International Circuit location Map

How to Reach & Infographic

Getting In noida

BY AIR

The racing track is only 26km from the Noida International airport. You can reach there the taking a taxi.

BY ROAD

The racing track is only 40km from the Noida bus stand in sector 35. You should take a taxi to reach there.

BY RAIL

The racing track is only 40km from the Sector 15km metro station. You can travel from the local bus to reach there.

BY Car

Infographic of Buddh International Circuit

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Our Rajasthan trip was very unorganized and from day 1 we need to argue for each committed hotel and details. Driver and hotel were not informed in advance and we need to pay 12000/- for the forceful event at the hotel which was never informed to us.

People Also Ask About Buddh International Circuit

The location is Sector 25, Greater Noida, Uttar Pradesh.

It was designed by the German racetrack designer Hermann Tilke.

The timings of the circuit are from 9 AM- 6 PM.

The fee ranges from Rs.1500 to Rs.21000.

The circuit was built after the agreement to host the Indian Grand Prix was finalized by the Indian Olympic Association and Bernie Ecclestone, then chief executive of the Formula One Group.

Yes, there is a high possibility of an F1 race taking place here.

Tourists can either drive their vehicles on the track or they can simply visit the place.

Nearby attractions are Rashtriya Dalit Smarak, Worlds of Wonder, NOIDA selfie point, and Okhla Bird Sanctuary.

Nearby hotels and resorts are Hotel Aarkay Palace Noida, Surya Palace, Hotel The Noida Grand, and The Gaurs Sarovar Portico - Gaur City.

Nearby restaurants are Mamagoto, The Great Kabab Factory (Radisson Noida), The Patiala Kitchen, and Andaaz- An ancient Culinary.

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