The first Formula E race held in india took place in hyderabad, and participants came from all over the world. On february 10th and 11th, 2023, this important championship race will take place. On november 19 and 20, as well as december 10 and 11, a real-time test run of a car race is being held at the 2.37 km long racing track that has been spruced up near the famed Hussain Sagar lake at the necklace road.

This dates back to Chandrababu Naidu's tenure as Andhra Pradesh's undivided state's chief minister. Chandrababu met F1 CEO Bernie Ecclestone in 2003 and made a push for a race in Hyderabad. Naidu wanted to finalise the agreement for a Formula 1 race in hyderabad in 2006, so he invited the F1 CEO to come to the city. All those attempts, however, proved fruitless after Naidu's choice came under political fire and was singled out by the opposition leader at the time, YS Rajasekhar Reddy, who criticised Naidu for focusing on cars while the state was experiencing a drought.

Then, ysr charged Chandrababu with abandoning farmers and considering races. But in contrast to his idea for 2020, hyderabad is currently the first city in the nation to stage "Hyd Formula E car races." Electric single-seater vehicles will be used in the auto race championship, and 22 drivers from 11 teams throughout the world will compete. All of this serves as more evidence of Chandrababu's commitment to advancement and development. It is impossible to separate Naidu and hyderabad when it comes to creating Hitech City, starting the ORR, creating an infrastructure that encourages investment, or expanding IT through Cyberabad. The people's memories of Naidu's contribution to Hyderabad's development are still vivid.
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21/11/2022 08:58 AM