F1- The Times are changing.

My love for F1 can be established from the fact that i have been following it from the past 6 years. The first time i followed a full season of F1 circuit racing ,Fernando Alonso lifted the Drivers Championship.

Now a days, you only see Jenson or Sebastian waving their hands to him and saying, "So long ,my friend" . I Don't really remember if these two people even qualified for the 2nd qualifier 5 years back. Anyhow, Leaving the "champions" aside, Let me portray to you my "LOVE" for F1.

To me ,F1 is like that dose of medicine that I've got to take every week,every day, every hour, Without which,i may not live well . So all in all, the thrill of speed ,the crashes,the mind bending tracks,the sweaty pit crew,Tires screeching the roads and not to forget, the pit girls *sigh* are some of the things that have kept me alive all this while and have kept my heart pumping.



To hear that our own country,India is hosting a F1 race was like a moment that we all Indian would have been proud of. I too ,was ecstatic to hear about the new track like the whole country. It was like an opportunity of a lifetime for me and all us F1 addicts to watch it LIVE!

I hope that this amazing sport becomes a more popular and main stream sport in India and more people from India indulge in professional F1 Racing rather than just trying to make a name locally by participating in local rallies. Kudos to Dr. Vijay Mallya and Kingfisher for trying to bring in a change in the Indian Sport Circle.Also, i believe that F1 deserves a larger fan base in India,not that people forcefully get drawn towards it,but just give it a chance and you'll fall for the thrill of your life @350Kmph, like i did.