WilliamsF1 wrote:Vasco wrote:I hope that things will be better organized than the 2010 commonwealth games. The last thing you would want are drivers pulling out due to some illness.
What ---!!! Which athlete came to New Delhi and left sick??
Agreed run up to the games was a fiasco (as was Korea), but the games were run as well as any international event.
http://velonews.competitor.com/2010/10/ ... ors_145627#Heavy security leaves Delhi’s Commonwealth Games road race devoid of spectators
With central Delhi emptied for Commonwealth Games cycling Sunday, India presented a desolate face which had more in common with the opening of an apocalyptic zombie horror film.
There were no spectators anywhere on the road race course winding around Connaught Square, with police having shut all access roads and the streets around the city’s iconic markets, gardens and monuments eerily still.
The intention was to secure the race amid fears over terrorist attacks in the normally bustling city but it left some participants wondering if the authorities had been over-zealous in their decision to scrap atmosphere in favour of peace of mind.
India does not need travellers to fill the stands,terribleone wrote:I know that they are not exactly the same, but the fact is a large number of fans were too much for the Indian govt. to handle during the Commonwealth Games.
Yes I Agreed Your ThoughtWilliamsF1 wrote:India does not need travellers to fill the stands,terribleone wrote:I know that they are not exactly the same, but the fact is a large number of fans were too much for the Indian govt. to handle during the Commonwealth Games.
There are enough fans and novelty crowd locally to fill F1 stands like this...
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Yeah but for Indians cricket is like Nascar, Football, Baseball, Rugby all rolled into one. Hardly a good comparison unfortunately. I've no doubt there's a good following of motorsport but the limitation will be, as it is always, the cost of the tickets.WilliamsF1 wrote:
India does not need travellers to fill the stands,
There are enough fans and novelty crowd locally to fill F1 stands like this...
Don't expect the cost of tickets to be any higher than a cricket match.gibells wrote: Yeah but for Indians cricket is like Nascar, Football, Baseball, Rugby all rolled into one. Hardly a good comparison unfortunately. I've no doubt there's a good following of motorsport but the limitation will be, as it is always, the cost of the tickets.
It would be great get a feeling from some of our members in India.