Project Management F1 Circuit
Buddh International Circuit | PJM Project | | Roland 12FRN-244 Benjamin 12FRN-245
Table of Contents
1. Formula 1 As a Sport………………………………………………………………2
2. History of Formula 1 Race in India…...…………………………………………..3
3. Buddh International Circuit & Purpose of Project………………………………5
4. Project Plan…………………………………………………………………………6
5. Project Execution and Benefits…………………………………………………….9
6. Cost Estimate and Cost Benefit Analysis……………………………………………...11
7. Execution Period, Problems during Execution…………………………………..12
8. Cost and Time Overrun and Conclusion…………………………………………14
9. References…………………………………………………………………………..15
I/ Formula 1 As a Sport
There are many games and sports in the world. Certain sports re limited to the geographical boundaries of a country while some gradually spread their wings beyond the borders of a country and reach several other important parts of the world. Then there are certain games like cricket, hockey, football etc. which gain fame at international levels.
Games and sports bring fame to the countries where they are played. The players associated with certain games make their countries ' name popular along with their individual names by their excellent and superb performance in the games and sports they participate. Formula 1 car races are no exception this rule. So far India, the world 's second largest populous country was not on the map of motor sports. With the news of Formula 1 race to be held in India spreading around, the motorsports lovers all over the world have started looking towards India. If this sports event would had been held a decade ago when the electronic media had not become very
Table of Contents
1. Formula 1 As a Sport………………………………………………………………2
2. History of Formula 1 Race in India…...…………………………………………..3
3. Buddh International Circuit & Purpose of Project………………………………5
4. Project Plan…………………………………………………………………………6
5. Project Execution and Benefits…………………………………………………….9
6. Cost Estimate and Cost Benefit Analysis……………………………………………...11
7. Execution Period, Problems during Execution…………………………………..12
8. Cost and Time Overrun and Conclusion…………………………………………14
9. References…………………………………………………………………………..15
I/ Formula 1 As a Sport
There are many games and sports in the world. Certain sports re limited to the geographical boundaries of a country while some gradually spread their wings beyond the borders of a country and reach several other important parts of the world. Then there are certain games like cricket, hockey, football etc. which gain fame at international levels.
Games and sports bring fame to the countries where they are played. The players associated with certain games make their countries ' name popular along with their individual names by their excellent and superb performance in the games and sports they participate. Formula 1 car races are no exception this rule. So far India, the world 's second largest populous country was not on the map of motor sports. With the news of Formula 1 race to be held in India spreading around, the motorsports lovers all over the world have started looking towards India. If this sports event would had been held a decade ago when the electronic media had not become very
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