No ticket trouble for Indian Grand Prix

As far as sports in India is concerned, and its demand and supply for tickets, in India it has always been on different tangents. The 2010 Commonwealth Games as well as the Cricket World Cup 2011 are biggest examples of the same.

Ashish Hemrajani, Founder and CEO of Bigtree Entertainment, holding company for the race’s official ticketing partner of the Indian GP assured that there will be no such fiasco for the event. Hemajani believes that managing the tickets of such a huge event is all about technology. The traffic that is going to be generated on the website is beyond imagine and to elude this problem managing traffic effectively is very important.

A three day pass for the event may cost anywhere between Rs. 3000 to Rs. 50,000 and sale of tickets will start form July. This is the inaugural of any form of Formula One action coming to India, something that fans have been talking for and waiting for an eternity. Also, with Force India and Narain Karthikeyan representing our home on the grid it can be said for sure that the tickets will be sold out in a jiffy.