The organiser of the Indian Grand Prix says it is \u201dworking relentlessly\u201d to ensure MotoGP teams and riders receive their visas on time to take part in this weekend\u2019s race.
, have been forced to reschedule flights as their e-visas were still being processed by the government.
It expressed confidence that all team members will be able to reach in India in time for the race to take place as scheduled. “We would like to share that we have been working relentlessly to resolve the same in the best possible manner.
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