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(Times of Israel) - High performance sports cars roared through central Jerusalem Thursday afternoon in the city's first ever Formula 1 exhibition. Tens of thousands - from both eastern and western neighborhoods of the capital - lined the streets of Jerusalem's scenic core to see and hear the roar of the engines. Spectators to the Formula 1 Jerusalem Peace Road Show watched Ferrari, Audi and Lotus race cars burn octane and rubber past the King David Hotel, Jerusalem's Mamilla neighborhood, the newly renovated train station, and the Ottoman-era Old City walls. 2013-06-14 00:00:00Full Article
Formula One Race Cars Hit Jerusalem
(Times of Israel) - High performance sports cars roared through central Jerusalem Thursday afternoon in the city's first ever Formula 1 exhibition. Tens of thousands - from both eastern and western neighborhoods of the capital - lined the streets of Jerusalem's scenic core to see and hear the roar of the engines. Spectators to the Formula 1 Jerusalem Peace Road Show watched Ferrari, Audi and Lotus race cars burn octane and rubber past the King David Hotel, Jerusalem's Mamilla neighborhood, the newly renovated train station, and the Ottoman-era Old City walls. 2013-06-14 00:00:00Full Article
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