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Seems Thai GP is on cards in future for F1 as MoU is signed.

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John S:
Not sure if I'm in favour of yet another street track, what does anyone else think?

I'm surprised Thailand hasn't had a GP sooner as its a big base for Red Bull, seeing how much Mateschitz has poured into Austrian GP one might have expected Red Bull money to help with Thai GP before now.

https://f1i.com/news/534129-thailand-signs-mou-with-fom-moves-closer-to-f1-dream.html

cosworth151:
How can they award a race to a venue that doesn't even have a course laid out yet? The ultimate in "destination races." The race doesn't matter at all, just the pretty buildings.  :sick:

Jericoke:
Chicken and egg, why spend the money on an F1 spec facility without a guarantee of having an F1 race once it's built?

I wish they'd build more purpose built tracks.  A new, modern facility designed to host a 'party' as well as races.  The 'new' middle east places get that right.

lkjohnson1950:
Whatever happened to the Viet Nam GP?  :crazy:

John S:

--- Quote from: lkjohnson1950 on March 30, 2025, 05:26:28 AM ---Whatever happened to the Viet Nam GP?  :crazy:

--- End quote ---

The Napalm wasn't as effective at clearing the jungle for a track as they'd reckoned.  |-(  :D :D

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