some news
South Korea and Thailand have announced that they will apply to the FIA to have a grand prix in their countries. An emissary will go to analyze the projects and decide on any candidature.
It seems that South Korea and Thailand see the potential of F1 to bring tourists to their countries and how hosting this sport in their countries can increase the prestige of tourism in their countries. I feel that South Korea could be the strongest candidate to hold an F1 race, because they have the money and infrastructure that is more supportive of holding an F1 race.South Korea and Thailand have announced that they will apply to the FIA to have a grand prix in their countries. An emissary will go to analyze the projects and decide on any candidature.
I remembered that my country is also building a circuit which is planned to host F1 in 2026, but I don't know whether it will pass the FIA selection or not because this circuit is close to Singapore which also hosts F1.
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I feel like those are nations that are growing more and more and more in tourism, both didn't even have a place in tourism maybe 30 years ago or so, now when you look at it, we all feel like they are amazing places to visit and would love to see them.When you think about that, adding f1 to their country could mean at least tens of thousands of people, imagine getting 40-50 thousand more people there, and that is just at that moment, after that we are talking about both marketing with these people and also all the people who went there and came back telling how beautiful those places are, meaning even the race is over, other people will come because of it as well. So these are all important factors, spending a few million dollars on this could be an amazing deal for everyone.
Haas haven't started too badly though maybe they can get better in time. 
I liked that car though but I mean these colours don't fit a Ferrari. Because Ferrari is famous for its red colour.
