Have you ever seen an F1 car? Do you know how exactly they look like?
There are speculations that few people have seen one Formula 1 car displayed in IIT Chennai. All who saw the cover were excited to see what’s under the veil because it was covered during the rain played spoil sport. But when the veil was removed the sport enthusiasts were amazed to see the Renault F1 car.
Obviously, with such a great car unveiled in such a huge crowd of people, it has to create excitement in the air and hold every breath. Though no one could have a closer look at the car some did managed to click pictures of some exciting angles of the car. Those who succeeded were overflowed with excitement and others just repented.
Recently even Bangaloreans got a chance to see and click photographs of ING Renault F1 car (older version) that was displayed in Garuda Mall (Bangalore).
Oops i missed such a good opportunity. Renault F1 car in Garuda Mall?? When was this displayed because i am a frequent visitor of Garuda Mall. I am repenting for that..
That was one of the good ways atleast to have a look at the car. Anyway hope that F1 car will be displayed in Mumbai. Is there any chance that they display in other metropolitan cities??
Car with cutting edge technology, the F1 cars has always fascinated human minds. It was a great time for the people of Chennai, who got a once in a life time opportunity to check out what this car looked like. Earlier Bangloreans too had this chance, not only once but twice. I could see people taking snaps from what all angles they could form Forum mall!!
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