India’s promoter is trying to console spirits after the visas fiasco

While the pilots and teams will arrive at the Delhi Indira Gandhi International Airport and others are expected, no later than Wednesday, to make the trip, including the world champions Marc Márquez and Joan Mirthe event sponsor Fairyset sportshas issued a statement to cheer spirits after a lot of criticism has come down over the slow bureaucracy.

“We are aware of delays in the visa expedition process. We would like a brief,” they explained in a statement.

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“The specialized teams are doing everything possible to ensure that all the visas of the pilots, teams and technical officials are issued as soon as possible. This incident was unexpected and we are doing everything necessary to resolve it immediately.”

“We understand the importance of all participants and attendees enjoying an experience without setbacks and we encourage everyone to be patient and cooperate with us and the equipment (visa expedition),” the statement added. .

“We are confident that all pending visas will be processed and all personnel required for the race will arrive in India on time, healthy and safe” concludes the statement of Fairyset sports which signed with Dorna until 2029 the association of Bharat MotoGP Grand Prize, The Hindi name for which it was a British colony until its independence in 1947 and since September 18 Bharat changed its official denomination of India.

Dorna and Irta are already designing a plan B on Indian soil in case Odyssey to reach the Buddh International Circuit in time for the first free on Friday has to cancel the first day to give time to resolve the chaos.

And there is a second pending theme and it is of Circuit homologation. Dorna’s Security Manager, Expiloto Loris Capirossi, has already identified the route and assured Gpone.com that “everything is OK, the pilots will be happy. All the requested changes have been made and all the necessary protections are in place placed” . And he made it clear that standing at a track the day before a GP starts is a common practice. “All world clues were approved on Thursday before the GP and it disappeared when it was over. India’s case is the same as all world clues”