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**viawbambutt** · 12-12-2010, 03:13 PM

I'd have to agree with the award. After all, look how much attendance was up over last years Korean race!

I think the new track has a lot of potential. Even with the bad weather it produced some good viewing.

But bad/unpredictable weather usually provides good viewing anyway. Hungary 2006 was arguably the race of the season because of the bad weather, even though normally pit strategy is the only thing that provides any action on the circuit. I don't see how the Korean circuit has a lot of potential according to your logic.

12-12-2010, 03:13 PM	#6
viawbambutt Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 591 Senior Member	I'd have to agree with the award. After all, look how much attendance was up over last years Korean race! I think the new track has a lot of potential. Even with the bad weather it produced some good viewing. But bad/unpredictable weather usually provides good viewing anyway. Hungary 2006 was arguably the race of the season because of the bad weather, even though normally pit strategy is the only thing that provides any action on the circuit. I don't see how the Korean circuit has a lot of potential according to your logic.
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