MotoGPâ„¢ team conducts successful advance recce of BIC
The team meticulously surveyed the circuit to evaluate various technical aspects as well as inspect the broadcast setup facilities and assess various other essential requirements for delivering a world-class event.

NEW DELHI
A 12-member team from the global MotoGP™ commercial rights holder, Dorna Sports, recently concluded an advance reconnaissance visit to India to assess race preparations at the Buddh International Circuit. Led by Dorna’s Events Director, Norma Luna, the team also comprised officials of MotoGP™ marketing and sponsorship teams. The purpose of the visit was to recce the highly anticipated MotoGP™ Bharat preparations ahead of the scheduled race to be held on September 22-24. Luna was accompanied by Daniel Trujillo (Technical Director), Enrique Aguilar (Live Coverage Director) among others. The team meticulously surveyed the circuit to evaluate various technical aspects as well as inspect the broadcast setup facilities and assess various other essential requirements for delivering a world-class event. FairStreet Sports COO, Pushkar Nath Srivastava, the event’s Indian promoters, was confident in the venue's ability to put up country’s biggest annual sporting spectacle show said, “With less than 124 days for the mega event, we had some important operational discussions as well as detailed marketing, branding, sponsorship and conversations related to the broadcast of the race. It is heartening to see how important MotoGP™ Bharat is from the global perspective as well as for us, the Indian stakeholders alongside the government.” A big
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