Formula One OPUS Makes Way to India

In sync with the Formula One fever that has gripped India with the close of the Indian Grand Prix; the timing is ripe for the introduction of the Official Formula One Opus. Through a strategic alliance with RK Global, Opus continues to expand its presence in the Indian market. The official launch was celebrated at an event co-hosted by Amit Bhagchandka, Group CEO, RK Global, Karl Fowler, CEO and Founder, Opus Media Group and was attended by Bollywood superstar Anil Kapoor. The evening was also attended by some of the country's best known personalities, including Bollywood celebrities, F1 drivers, cricketers, prominent faces from the fashion, business and political spheres and other discerning consumers of luxury brands, the event was a grand success.

Anil Kapoor signed the official Formula One Opus copy himself. The copy which is half a meter square, 852 pages long and weighs 37kg, is the biggest and heaviest publication to ever be created. Anil Kapoor, Bollywood Actor said, “As a Formula 1 Fan, I am proud to be a part of the special occasion to launch a timeless luxury piece which captures the story behind story of Formula 1 over the last 60 years. The amount of research and detailing that has been put behind the smallest elements of the Official Formula 1 Opus is overwhelming. For Formula 1 fans, there can never be any better memorabilia which captures unheard stories and imagery of the motorsport.”

Karl Fowler, CEO and Founder, Opus Media Group said, “We are excited to launch The Official Formula 1 Opus in India today. With the Indian Grand Prix this weekend, we couldn't have asked for a better platform to release the Official Formula 1 Opus. A collection of never seen before imagery and stories on the history of F1, that will make it a prized possession for the passionate fans and collectors alike. We are extremely positive about the future expansion and collaborations within the Indian market and our alliance with RK Global will help us further develop our presence in India in the coming years.”