Abu Dhabi responds to 2009 calendar announcement


You can see the latest construction images above straight from the track at Abu Dhabi.
In response to the announcement of Abu Dhabi GP in the 2009 formula one calendar, His Excellency Khaldoon Al Mubarak, Chairman of Abu Dhabi Motor Sport Management (ADMM) and Chairman of the Executive Affairs Authority (EAA) said:
“This is another important milestone for the 2009 Formula 1™ Etihad Airways Abu Dhabi Grand Prix. There has been a great deal of speculation about the timing of our race and we are delighted with the provisional date of 15 November 2009 as this is the last race of the season and potentially the Championship decider. This timing also ensures that visitors to the Emirate will be able to enjoy some of the best weather Abu Dhabi has to offer.”
Also commenting on the announcement, Philippe Gurdjian, CEO of Abu Dhabi Motor Sport Management (ADMM) said:
“It is great to have a provisional date set for the race but in reality our work has progressed so well that we will be ready in time for any occurrence. Construction of Yas Marina Circuit has advanced substantially and we are confident that when the final result is unveiled in November 2009, Abu Dhabi will set a unique standard in the world of motorsport.”
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