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The first Formula 1 Russian Grand Prix in history took place in the Olympic Sochi and exceeded all expectations. The main race on Sunday provided the near 60 000 excited visitors. Exciting race also gave the drivers a proper challenge that they all seemed to enjoy.
The Sochi brand new racing circuit is introduced in the recent infographic:
http://www.tourism-review.com/infographics/formula1.jpg
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