Popular Post snoop1130 Posted 17 hours ago Popular Post Posted 17 hours ago Pictures courtesy of The Nation Thailand is on the brink of a thrilling opportunity to host a Formula One Grand Prix. Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra has initiated discussions with Stefano Domenicali, CEO of the Formula One Group, exploring the feasibility of bringing this prestigious event to the nation. On March 18, Thai government spokesperson Jirayu Huangsab confirmed the talks, underscoring Thailand's aspirations to host international attractions that could bolster both the economy and tourism. The Thai government intends to collaborate closely with the Formula One Group, aligning this venture with former Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin's vision of positioning Thailand as a centre for world-class events. Stefano Domenicali expressed enthusiasm, noting that an F1 race would not only elevate Thailand's economy but also enhance its tourism appeal by engaging the nation's significant motorsport fan base. He highlighted Thailand's motorsport heritage and the potential to leverage the popularity of the country's racers. The Thai government is committed to a comprehensive study, evaluating feasible cities, investment needs, and overall viability. If successful, Thailand could soon join the elite list of countries hosting one of motorsport's crown jewels. This development holds the promise of spotlighting Thailand as a global stage for thrilling competitions and rich cultural exhibitions. As talks progress, the race for Thailand’s F1 future is speeding towards a promising track, reported The Thaiger. -- 2025-03-19 1 1 7
Popular Post dinsdale Posted 16 hours ago Popular Post Posted 16 hours ago 9 minutes ago, snoop1130 said: Thailand is on the brink of a thrilling opportunity to host a Formula One Grand Prix. Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra has initiated discussions with Stefano Domenicali, CEO of the Formula One Group, exploring the feasibility of bringing this prestigious event to the nation. Not exactly on the brink IMHO. 2 3
Popular Post worgeordie Posted 16 hours ago Popular Post Posted 16 hours ago I can just see them racing around the streets of Bangkok , dodging the pick ups pulling out of side streets , might work in Singapore ,but Bangkok ... start off smaller , have 20 tuk tuk's , souped up ,racing around ,would pay to see that regards Worgeordie 1 6 1
Popular Post MikeandDow Posted 13 hours ago Popular Post Posted 13 hours ago This is a ploy to get red bull to come back!!! 1 2 8 1
Gottfrid Posted 10 hours ago Posted 10 hours ago 6 hours ago, snoop1130 said: Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra has initiated discussions with Stefano Domenicali, CEO of the Formula One Group No papa gave the order
newbee2022 Posted 1 hour ago Posted 1 hour ago They can discuss it. Probably they don't know safety requirements 😂 and nobody told them the entry fee. Wasn't it about 4o bill US$? Peanuts for Thailand??😳 1
henryford1958 Posted 1 hour ago Posted 1 hour ago Let's hope it's not at Buriram with no accommodation within 50kms. 1
Popular Post Ralf001 Posted 1 hour ago Popular Post Posted 1 hour ago 15 hours ago, worgeordie said: I can just see them racing around the streets of Bangkok , dodging the pick ups pulling out of side streets , might work in Singapore ,but Bangkok ... start off smaller , have 20 tuk tuk's , souped up ,racing around ,would pay to see that regards Worgeordie Street circuits are 100% fenced off from the public during the race so not sure what you are dribbling on about. 1 1 1
Ralf001 Posted 57 minutes ago Posted 57 minutes ago 21 minutes ago, newbee2022 said: They can discuss it. Probably they don't know safety requirements. Course will have to be approved by the FIA, this includes all safety requirements. Or they can run it at BRIC, which is certified for F1 use. 1
riverhigh Posted 31 minutes ago Posted 31 minutes ago U-Tapao airport , Pattaya and Jomtien have been suggested as an ideal candidates to host Formula 1 racing. Costs of constructing the racetracks should be considerably cheaper than places like South Korea. There is also chaeap accomodation for the Formula 1 enthusiasts.
newbee2022 Posted 26 minutes ago Posted 26 minutes ago 30 minutes ago, Ralf001 said: Course will have to be approved by the FIA, this includes all safety requirements. Or they can run it at BRIC, which is certified for F1 use. I said this. But run it on Bricks is very interesting 🤗
AustinRacing Posted 8 minutes ago Posted 8 minutes ago With no road safety enforcement I can imagine guys who now pretending to be racing drivers will mimic F1 racers causing even more deaths and misery on the roads. Also wondering how PM2.5 will affect F1 cars performance.
Yagoda Posted 7 minutes ago Posted 7 minutes ago I have been to two Formula 1s, one Indy 500 and one Daytona 500. The partying is fun, but the races are better on TV.
rumeaug Posted 6 minutes ago Posted 6 minutes ago With their skills in terms of infrastructure and safety, good luck with that
worgeordie Posted 6 minutes ago Posted 6 minutes ago 50 minutes ago, Ralf001 said: Street circuits are 100% fenced off from the public during the race so not sure what you are dribbling on about. This is Thailand ,not Singapore , If it could happen ,it would happen here ,if they wanted to get through they would , just look at how many get hit on rail crossings , I think I can make it ...Crash ! regards Worgeordie
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