Karun Chandok

Chandhok's team finishes 11th in GT Series opener

Chandhok and his side struggled to cope with wet conditions initially and were later hit from the back by Frank Stippler, which cost them a few places.

Burn rubber on those wide corners; welcome F1, excited to see you

This day buzzed with the arrival of a new race on the F1 calendar and none were beaming more than the Indians involved with this motorsport

Indian Grand Prix promises to be death by boredom

Out of the 28 drivers, just three (Vettel, Hamilton and Button) have been the leaders in almost 90 percent of the laps of the entire season. You have a fair idea who will win, who will complete the race. You have a fair idea of who has no statistical chance of doing better than 8th place.

Karun Chandok's dream is dead!

Team Lotus, ostensibly to fight for 10th in the championship, have nominated their regular drivers Trulli & Kovalainen while Karun gets only the first free practice on Friday

Indian viewers seek thrill, driving Formula One forward

And that is why Karun Chandok feels that the Indian Grand Prix scheduled for October this year will be a huge success.