Buddh International circuit has been designed as one of the fastest, most exciting motor racing circuits in the world, and is well suited to the requirements of powerful, high-speed racing of cars, motorcycles and trucks.
Buddh Circuit has been designed by world-renowned German architect and race track designer Herman Tilke, who has also designed other world-class race circuits in Malaysia, Bahrain, China, Turkey, Indonesia, the UAE, South Africa, South Korea and the US.
The name ‘Buddh International Circuit’ has been chosen with reference to the area wh
ere the racetrack is situated – Gautam Budh Nagar district (near India’s capital city New Delhi).
The BIC logo is a stylized ‘B,’ the letter that stands for ‘Buddh’ and for ‘Bharat.’ The orange, green and white colours used in the logo are representative of the Indian flag, while the curves in the stylized ‘B’ in the logo represent the lines of a racetrack.
It has hosted two F1 Indian Grand Prix in 2011 and 2012 and many other local events ever since.
