Formula 1 arrives in Moscow with an impressive 4.5 km circuit around the Kremlin, which will wind over a hundred cars from competition and some well-known riders, including David Coulthard, the man who replaced when Ayrton Senna died in 1994. For the Bavaria City Racing Moscow, that the first edition of last year recorded more than 50 thousand visitors, the center of the city is already off limits and will be armored by over 1500 police officers.

Besides Coulthard (Red Bull Racing) will attend, among others, Kovalaien Heikki (McLaren Mercedes) and Kazuki Nakajima (Williams). Also will perform the Russian pilot Vladimir Chagin, Serghiei Savostin and Eduard Nikolaiev, the team KAMAZ. Although this is not a real competition between the teams, the event will offer breathtaking demonstrations of Formula 1, acrobatics and a 'big racing show', a show of speed and maneuvers, including the "donut" (the derapata).

The route, starting from the descent of the Cathedral of St. Basil, is the same as the traditional military parade in Red Square in May. Ten of the main streets completely blocked. After Monaco and Rotterdam, Moscow is the only place in Europe where an event of this size car you can play in the heart of the city for many is an appetizer of what could happen in the short, ie the announcement of the birth of Gp Russia F1.