Formula One is coming to Korea for the first time in its 60-year history. Roughly about 90 days from now, the South Jeolla city of Yeongam will be host to the F1 Korea Grand Prix, where 12 teams will be competing in Round 17 of the 2010 season.
F1 circuit is approximately 1.853 million square meters and a track measures approximately 5.615 km at a cost of 340 million won which is including the grand stand, pit, paddock, control tower and team building media center.
First of all I choose this news because I like to watch F1 ,but I never have an opportunity to watch the real F1 racing. I'm hoping that if Korea's F1 finish Imight have a chance to go there and watch F1. Moreover,I think it's good for their economic as well because it will definitely attracts many foreigners who like F1 to come to Korea. And I think Thai's government should look back to our country and should think about doing something to improve our country like South Korea does.
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