MotoGP: 82 riders from 41 global teams ready to compete for the 1st time at Buddh International Circuit

Written By DNA Web Team | Updated: Sep 21, 2023, 08:44 PM IST

Thrilling first-ever Moto GP in India: Speed demons converge at Greater Noida's Buddh International Circuit

Global Bike Extravaganza: Moto GP 2023 Roars into Action on Iconic Indian Track. India is set to experience the electrifying rush of high-speed superbikes as the Moto GP kicks off on September 22, marking a momentous first in the nation's sporting history. This groundbreaking event will see 82 riders representing 41 teams from across the globe converging at the Buddh International Circuit (BIC) in Greater Noida, each determined to shatter their speed records.

The adrenaline-pumping spectacle will unfold over three thrilling days, from September 22 to September 24. Among the 41 teams, 11 will contend in the Moto Grand Prix, 16 in Moto2, and 14 in Moto3. The contingent of 82 international riders comprises 22 for MotoGP, 30 for Moto2, and 30 for Moto3.

Recognizing the expected surge in footfall, shuttle services from metro stations have been initiated to facilitate seamless transportation for visitors. Adding to the excitement, Sunburn, a renowned music festival company, is set to host an extravagant event during the MotoGP. Additionally, spiritual luminary Sadhguru, an avid biker, will grace the inauguration ceremony.

"The Moto GP promises to be a grand spectacle, with dedicated shuttle services from Delhi, Gurugram, Faridabad, and Noida for attendees. Passholders will also have access to designated parking areas near the BIC. The police and administration are working collaboratively to ensure smooth traffic flow and elevate this event to a source of national pride," affirmed Dhirendra Singh, MLA of Jewar (Greater Noida).

The organizers have revealed that the event encompasses a qualifying round for all three categories, commencing on Friday. To enhance visitor convenience, a comprehensive shuttle service network has been established, connecting Noida's Sector 52, Botanical Garden, and Sector 148 Metro stations, as well as DLF Mall. Paid shuttle services are available from Punjabi Bagh Metro station, Connaught Place, Nehru Place, Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium, Jhandewalan, IFFCO Chowk in Gurugram, and Old Faridabad Metro station in Faridabad, as per a spokesperson from the Moto GP Bharat organizing team.

Shuttle operations will commence at seven in the morning, with return services available post-race starting at five in the evening. Visitors also have the option to book personal cabs for transportation to the venue, according to the spokesperson.