MotoGP Akan Dihajat Di Mandalika NTB, Sudah Tanda Tangan Kontrak

Sirkuit yang digunakan merupakan sirkuit jalan raya, yang proses konstruksinya digarap oleh perusahaan asal Prancis, Vinci Construction Grands Projects.

Perkara pendanaan, menurut Abdulbar, pihaknya mendapatkan pendanaan dari Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB).‎

"Pendanaan kita dapat, jadi akan dibangun. MotoGP balap motor terbesar di dunia. Penontonnya 400 juta, Indonesia nomor 2 setelah China, penontonnya. Dibangun oleh Vinci, ini kita ‎bangun dari awal. Kalau di negara lain tidak," tutur Abdulbar.

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Dirinya melanjutkan pembangunan sirkuit sepanjang 4,3 kilometer (km) tersebut bakal rampung pada 2021, diharapkan bisa menarik wisatawan menyaksikan MotoGP di Mandalika.

"Kita punya waktu 2 tahun, dan semua berharap bisa selesai tepat waktu agar bisa menyelenggarakan balapan pada 2021," sambung Abdulbar.

 

 

 

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Indonesia will host the prestigious motorcycle race, MotoGP in 2021. ???????????????????????? ???????? . . At that time, Indonesia will use the Mandalika circuit, Lombok Island, West Nusa Tenggara (NTB) Province. The Managing Director of PT Indonesian Tourism Development (ITDC), Abdulbar M Mansoer, said that he had signed a contract with Dorna as the organizer of MotoGP. Dorna provided an opportunity for Indonesia to host MotoGP starting in the season of 2021. Indonesia had to compete with Brazil, but finally Indonesia was chosen by Dorna to hold a motoGP in 2021. . . The Under construction of the Mandalika circuit took French companies, Vinci Contruction Grands Projects. In addition, ITDC has also received funding from the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB), the construction of a 4.3-kilometer (km) circuit completed in 2021 so that it can attract tourists to watch the MotoGP in Mandalika. . The existence of this circuit is expected to bring tourists as many as 300,000 people per day. And this will increase tourism on the island of Lombok which is indeed close to Bali. . . © All Photo Owners

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