"The race was generally perceived as a success by the F1 fraternity. Many of them had apprehensions about going to India, but eventually the event organisation was well appreciated. We are hoping the second edition is a step ahead than the last one," said the official from sport`s world governing body.
"Everyone was touched by the enthusiasm of fans. We met a lot of interesting people in the paddock, we are eagerly looking forward to the visit again."
If the dust around BIC was a concern for the drivers last year, off it the fraternity met with unexpected problems in getting the Indian visa.
"I am told by teams, officials and the international media that they faced much less difficulty in getting the visa this time around. The visa process is still a lot complicated than other Asian countries but I see it getting better with time," the official said.
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