Tuesday 25 October 2011

Auto Transport Quotes may provide you special offers


To look after personal things and taking into account these services the charge is not too towering. If you desire to make out how to get the best auto transport quotes you ought to check the types of quotes offered by the transport corporation before asking their service.

The binding quote needs you to compensate the probable charge even if the mass of the total consignment is additional or less than the estimation. Assessment of mass is completed if the service to be provided is the door to door parcel. It covers the fitness and the services that itemized in the preliminary estimates.

Non binding quotes are estimate and it regularly depends on the survey accepted out on the items to be stimulated. The total amount to be rewarded will depend on the definite weight of the items to be elated. There are some case where the concluding charge is superior that the expected price. In this category of quotation you are not gratified to pay more than 110 percent of the expected sum. You will also necessitate compensating for the spare services which are not sheltered in the approximate.

Tuesday 11 October 2011

In 2011, Greater Noida on Formula One course


It's official. India will host its first Formula 1 Grand Prix on October 30, 2011. The announcement came following an extraordinary meeting of the World Motor Sport Council in Paris on Wednesday. The addition of an Indian GP to the F1 calendar will make 2011 a 20-race season, the longest in the history of the sport. According to FIA deadlines, the track needs to be completed by July 30 and it will get a go-ahead subject to FIA homologation.

The 5.14-km track, located on the outskirts of Greater Noida is being built by Noida-based Jaypee Sports International and is designed by German racetrack designer Hermann Tilke, who has designed F1 circuits in Malaysia, Bahrain, China, Turkey, UAE and South Korea.

According to Mark Hughes, vice-president of JPSI, the track will be among the top five in the world as far as average speed is concerned. The average time per lap is expected to be around 1 minute 24 seconds. The track will have straights, quick corners and elevation changes. Hughes assured that the track would be ready by May 31.

FIA delegates will then inspect the safety conditions of the circuit along with the nature of the track surface. The track, which is being built at a cost of $350 million, will have a spectator capacity of 1-1.2 lakh and won't be restricted to Formula 1 races. It's being built to accommodate MotoGP and Superbike races as well.

Tuesday 4 October 2011

Vettel aside, exhausts as a star F1 performer


Sebastian Vettel and his Red Bull aside, the star of this Formula One season has been Pirelli for being brave sufficient to provide teams with tires that wear out cleverly something easier said than done. No offense intended, but Vettel has sucked the expectancy out of the driver's championship by being so triumphant.

Starting on pole for 11 of the 14 races and winning nine of them, he has left only crumbs for everyone else. Since Vettel needs just one more point to do it, you can all but bet the house that the young German will win the world title in Japan next weekend, efficiently making dead-rubbers of the last four races in Korea, India, Abu Dhabi and Brazil.

The easier and debatably safer path for the Italian manufacturer would have been to supply F1 with tires that just ran on and on, that wouldn't lose grip and tempo, wouldn't need changing in a race. After all, who wants to be associated with a product that doesn't last? Instead, at risk of staining its repute with potentially bad publicity, Pirelli accepted the challenge of delivering tires that would wear out after roughly 10 or 20 laps.