Ningbo International Circuit Ningbo International Circuit The Ningbo International Circuit is a motorsport race circuit near the Chinese town of Ningbo. Ningbo International Speedway (宁波国际赛车场) is one of a crop of new tracks opening across China under the stewardship of auto maker Geely (owner of Volvo). Located near to the fast-growing Ningbo city in Zhejiang province, the circuit is one of five being built Geely subsidiary Mitime Investments, in order to develop car culture and motorsport in the region. The new track has been designed by Alan Wilson, well known for his works in the United States at the Utah Motorsports Campus (acquired
Geely BL Geely BL The Geely BL is a coupe automobile from Chinese manufacturer, Geely Automobile. The "BL" name stands for "Beauty Leopard". The car was designed with help from Daewoo and was introduced to production in January, 2003. It is best known outside China for being the first vehicle with an in-car karaoke machine. The car's design seems to copy mostly the Toyota Celica, with the front taking inspiration from the Honda Integra and the rear from the Toyota Supra. The Geely BL is considered a sports car in China. It has a top speed of 180 km/h (approx 111 mph).