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Updated : Dec 5, 2011

i-1 Super Series Hyderabad Team owned by Narendra Chowdary and hero Nagarjuna

i-1 Super Series Hyderabad team will be announced within few days. Mr. Narendra Chowdary, Chairman of NTV Group and President, Jubilee Hills Co-operative Society, and Nagarjuna, popular hero in South India are owing the Hyderabad team. The title of the club and logo will be launched shortly. 

Mr. Narendra Chowdary is the President of Telugu News Broadcasters Association  (TNBA)and who is holding four channels under Rachna Telivision Pvt Ltd – NTV (Top Telugu news channel), iNews, Bhakti (Top Devotional channel in India) and Vanitha (First women’s channel in India). Mr Chowdary is also engaged with Power and Infra projects in India.

Another team from South India is Chennai Super Sonics, which was announced recently. And Mr K. Raghu Ramakrishna Raju, Chairman of Ind –Barath Power Infra, an Infrastructure Development company is the owner of the franchise.

The i-1 Super Series will have nine city-based teams from across the country with each team having a driver of Indian origin and an international driver. The series will be held in 12 races across five premier venues including the Buddh International Circuit (BIC) in Noida, besides international tracks in UAE, Malaysia, Bahrain and Qatar. The drivers, both Indian and foreign, will be bought by the teams in an IPL-like auction. The inaugural i1 Super Series season will begin in January 2012 and the teams will compete for $ 2m USD prize.






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