is something no team managed ahead of the Korean GP. Renault chief race engineer Alan Permane explains how his team have prepared...  read more »

There is growing concern as to whether the Yeongam circuit is really fit to host a race this weekend. read more »

Since the start of the 2009 season, in-season circuit testing has been strictly forbidden in Formula 1. While this may help to cut costs significantly, World Series by Renault... read more »

Yeong-am circuit designer Hermann Tilke has predicted that the inaugural Korean Grand Prix this weekend will be an entertaining one because of lack of grip. The... read more »

Hermann Tilke, the man responsible for the design of the Korean International Circuit, is confident the track will deliver an exciting grand prix. read more »

The recently-laid track surface in Korea is going to help turn the country's inaugural Formula 1 race into a spectacular event for fans, reckons circuit architect Hermann... read more »

After three years of work, a 275 million dollar investment and frantic last-minute building work, F1 has arrived in South Korea on what is touted as Asia's best circuit... read more »

F1's travelling circus is arriving in South Korea, and the first reports are mixed read more »

Formula 1 head Bernie Ecclestone has rekindled a general fear amongst the sport’s fans that the classic Spa-Francorchamps circuit may lose its place on the calendar in coming... read more »

Tyre testing for Pirelli ahead of its 2011 Formula 1 comeback continued in Barcelona on Wednesday, with local driver Pedro de la Rosa taking to the Circuit de Catalunya for the... read more »

In a few days time, Formula 1 teams will take to the track for the first ever Grand Prix to be held in Korea. A new circuit always makes the headlines, but this week,... read more »

The Republic of Korea’s government has given the green light for a leisure-based city to be planned and constructed in the vicinity of its brand-new Formula 1 circuit at... read more »

The Virgin Racing team is back in the Far East again this week as Formula One prepares to race in South Korea for the very first time. The Korean Grand Prix, Round 17 of the... read more »

The addition of a brand new circuit to the F1 calendar is always exciting prospect and this weekend’s inaugural Korean Grand Prix in Yeongam certainly has all the ingredients... read more »

Force India reserve driver Paul di Resta will sit out of his third Friday practice session in a row at this weekend's Korean Grand Prix to allow race drivers Adrian Sutil... read more »

After much anticipation, the FIA Formula One World Championship makes its way to the very tip of South Korea for the inaugural Korean Grand Prix. Held at the Yeongam circuit in... read more »

As his fellow drivers nervously await FP1, Karun Chandhok - the only man yet to drive the Korea International Circuit in an F1 car - insists fears about the track's safety... read more »

Ferrari has released its online simulator – the Ferrari Virtual Academy. First presented at the Italian Grand Prix just over a month ago, the downloadable game allows race... read more »

Korea's plans for a city to be built in the middle of the new Formula One circuit in Yeongam are on track to start next year read more »

From what he has discerned in the simulator, STR ace Sbastien Buemi describes the new Korea International Circuit as 'very much in the style' of Hermann Tilke s most... read more »

Robert Kubica says it is very difficult to predict who will be on the pace at this weekend's Korean Grand Prix, due to several unknowns about the circuit read more »

The Korean GP, which takes place at the new Yeongam circuit, marks the 17th round of the 2010 F1 World Championship read more »

Formula One makes its first visit to Korea next week for Round 17 of the 2010 World Championship, the Korean Grand Prix, which will be held at the new Korean International... read more »

Karun Chandhok, the only F1 driver to have experienced the new Korean circuit, reckons Red Bull will clinch the inaugural victory next Sunday... read more »

Bridgestone’s Director of Motorsport Tyre Development Hirohide Hamashima has predicted that there will be a lot of track surface evolution in Korea next weekend, when the... read more »