Indiens Grand Prix
 Indiens Grand Prix | |
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Indiens Grand Prix var en deltävling i Formel 1 som kördes första gången på Buddh International Circuit i New Delhi-området i Indien säsongen 2011,[1] med Sebastian Vettel som segrare. Loppet har arrangerats ytterligare två gånger, 2012 och 2013, innan det lades på is 2014.[2]
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- ^ ”Indian Grand Prix debut pushed back to 2011” (på engelska). The Daily Telegraph. London. 30 september 2008. http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/motorsport/formulaone/3108572/Indian-Grand-Prix-debut-pushed-back-to-2011-Formula-One.html. Läst 9 mars 2016.
- ^ Noble, Jonathan (30 juli 2013). ”Indian Grand Prix dropped from Formula 1 in 2014, but back for 2015” (på engelska). Autosport. Haymarket Publications. http://www.autosport.com/news/report.php/id/109106/. Läst 9 mars 2016.
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