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Steering on top gear...stay tuned !


Its truly more than whiff of fresh air for me, when I set my mind to write home something that is not about decaying politics, cluttering scams, vacillating Hazare movements and the crazy cricketing of course..

Speed,velocity and acceleration that may be just physics for us but they are a whole lot of very life and more for Micheal Schumacher and for the growing dare devil tribes of F1. This is also known as Formula 1,which is the highest class of world's single seater auto racing. It consists of series of races known as Grand Prix. The Geography that this series of race cover are spread across from Monaco the play ground of world's rich & famous to oil rich Abu Dabi & Bahrain to Shanghai the world's newest economic strong hold.

The 2011 series of races for World championship kick started about last week of March This seasons race have so far covered over 16 locations which includes among others Kuala Lumpur,Shanghai,Monaco,Istanbul & Budapest. India is now the brand new destination added to this seasons races. From 28 to 30 this month The AIRTEL GRAND PRIX OF INDIA will roar into action. Its still time for all of us to get on the edge of our seat, so let me drive around and come back with everything we all would like to know about F1 racing , their equipments , logistics & lot more. Now who would want to miss the feel & thrill of steering on top gear...not 'we'so stay tuned...


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