<p>The 26-year-old Formula One driver, who will be landing in the City on Tuesday morning, will bring to the fore his skills behind the wheel of an F1 car— MP4-23 (the car in which he won his world title in 2008)—before entertaining a select few in a Mercedes Benz sports variant.<br /><br />What the former world champion would do to entertain the crowd is anyone’s guess but the hand-picked motor sport buffs can rest assured that it’s going to be an out of the world experience for them. Do-nuts (going in circles with the front wheel locked while the rear tyres turn viciously and emit smoke), back-up spin over (car in reverse, tucked around neatly to straighten out on the track), tyre burns and perhaps a couple of drifts would feature in Hamilton’s bag of tricks. <br /><br />However, these jaw-dropping manoeuvres would probably only be seen in the sports roadster to be used for the piggy-back rides and not in the MP4. <br /><br />At the venue, a 500-metre stretch on an unused section of NICE road, arrangements on one end of the set up and the length of the track will be made to hold a crowd of 4,000 but seating arrangements (2,500 general public seats) will be offered on a first-come-first-served basis.<br /><br />The event will be held at the junction between NICE road and Bannerghatta Road, near the T John College and in the vicinity of Gottigere lake at 10:30 am. General public coming down from Bannerghatta can pass the toll gate and take the left at the approaching fork to get to the venue.<br /><br />Two schools—Delhi Public School, Sarjapur and Indus International School—will bring in nearly 1,000 students to witness the event, while a number celebrities such as cricketers Javagal Srinath, Robin Uthappa, Manish Pandey and actors Shiv Rajkumar, Puneeth Rajkumar, Upendra, Ramya, Aindrita Ray and Ragini Dwivedi will be making their presence felt. <br /><br />Telecommunications major Vodafone Essar had announced a couple of contests for its subscribers wherein they get to “meet and greet” or go on a drive with the champ.</p>
<p>The 26-year-old Formula One driver, who will be landing in the City on Tuesday morning, will bring to the fore his skills behind the wheel of an F1 car— MP4-23 (the car in which he won his world title in 2008)—before entertaining a select few in a Mercedes Benz sports variant.<br /><br />What the former world champion would do to entertain the crowd is anyone’s guess but the hand-picked motor sport buffs can rest assured that it’s going to be an out of the world experience for them. Do-nuts (going in circles with the front wheel locked while the rear tyres turn viciously and emit smoke), back-up spin over (car in reverse, tucked around neatly to straighten out on the track), tyre burns and perhaps a couple of drifts would feature in Hamilton’s bag of tricks. <br /><br />However, these jaw-dropping manoeuvres would probably only be seen in the sports roadster to be used for the piggy-back rides and not in the MP4. <br /><br />At the venue, a 500-metre stretch on an unused section of NICE road, arrangements on one end of the set up and the length of the track will be made to hold a crowd of 4,000 but seating arrangements (2,500 general public seats) will be offered on a first-come-first-served basis.<br /><br />The event will be held at the junction between NICE road and Bannerghatta Road, near the T John College and in the vicinity of Gottigere lake at 10:30 am. General public coming down from Bannerghatta can pass the toll gate and take the left at the approaching fork to get to the venue.<br /><br />Two schools—Delhi Public School, Sarjapur and Indus International School—will bring in nearly 1,000 students to witness the event, while a number celebrities such as cricketers Javagal Srinath, Robin Uthappa, Manish Pandey and actors Shiv Rajkumar, Puneeth Rajkumar, Upendra, Ramya, Aindrita Ray and Ragini Dwivedi will be making their presence felt. <br /><br />Telecommunications major Vodafone Essar had announced a couple of contests for its subscribers wherein they get to “meet and greet” or go on a drive with the champ.</p>
