MotoGP bikes arrive at the Buddh International Circuit ahead of the Bharat MotoGP motorcycle race

The inaugural MotoGP Bharat Grand Prix is all set to ignite the thrill of racing from September 22 to 24, 2023, at the iconic Buddh International Circuit in Greater Noida, Uttar Pradesh. Get ready for this three-day motorsport extravaganza with all the essential details, from ticket options to parking arrangements.

MotoGP Bharat: Tickets To be part of this historic event, you’ll need to secure your tickets. Ticket sales are currently live and can be booked through BookMyShow. The ticket prices for the Bharat Grand Prix vary, ranging from an affordable Rs 800 to a more luxurious Rs 1,80,000, catering to approximately 100,000 seats.

For an immersive experience, consider the all-day pass, valid for all three days. This pass includes access to the Free Practice sessions on Friday, the Qualifying rounds and Sprint on Saturday, and the Grand Prix itself on Sunday. However, do note that passes priced at Rs 800, Rs 10,000, and Rs 30,000 are already sold out.

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For prime seating, explore options like the Main Grandstand tickets, which range from Rs 20,000 to Rs 30,000, or the extravagant Platinum Corporate Box seats priced at Rs 40,000. Additionally, there are passes available for Rs 6,000, offering an excellent view of the circuit’s longest straight where riders will be striving to set new speed records. For fans of Turn 1, there are passes at Rs 2,500, while those willing to invest Rs 15,000 will enjoy easy access to the MotoGP fan zone and a direct view of the race’s thrilling start and finish. For the ultimate experience, there’s the exclusive Rs 1,80,000 MotoGP VIP Village Lounge, complete with complimentary food and beverages in an air-conditioned setting.
MotoGP Bharat: How to Reach Getting to the Buddh International Circuit is a breeze with three convenient options. You can travel by your own vehicle, take advantage of shuttle buses running from various parts of Delhi NCR, or opt for cab services. Shuttle buses and cab services can be conveniently booked through BookMyShow. The circuit is situated approximately 40 kilometers from Delhi and is well-connected to the Indira Gandhi International Airport, just an hour and a half drive away. In addition, multiple bus and metro stations link the circuit to different parts of Noida.

MotoGP Bharat: Parking Details Parking will be available at the circuit, albeit for a fee. Parking spaces are situated behind the respective stands. Given the limited availability of car passes, it’s advisable to secure your parking passes early as they will be allocated on a first-come, first-serve basis. With the MotoGP Bharat Grand Prix expected to draw a massive crowd of spectators, reserving parking behind the stands corresponding to your ticket location is a prudent move.

First Batch of Race Bikes Arrive Excitement is building for the inaugural Indian MotoGP race, and the first batch of high-performance motorcycles, engines, tires, and safety barriers has already touched down in Delhi via air freight. These critical components have been efficiently transported to the Buddh International Circuit in Greater Noida. This historic event, scheduled from September 22 to 24, 2023, will feature close to 40 teams with 80 riders across Moto3, Moto2, and MotoGP categories. The race track has undergone extensive upgrades in preparation for the arrival of this prestigious motorsport championship.

Top motorcycle manufacturers, including Yamaha, Ducati, Aprilia, Honda, and KTM, are the engine suppliers for MotoGP. With a total of 10 teams and 22 riders on the grid, MotoGP Bharat will witness the world’s top racers, including defending champion Francesco Bagnaia of Ducati, Fabio Quartararo of Yamaha, Brad Binder of KTM, and Marc Marquez of Honda, battling it out on the race track. Indian fans can catch all the action as MotoGP Bharat will be broadcast live on Sports18 and streamed online on JioCinema.
Don’t miss this historic moment as MotoGP arrives in India, promising adrenaline-pumping action and thrilling races at the Buddh International Circuit from September 22 to 24, 2023.

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