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**standaman** · 04-12-2010, 03:01 AM

Last time I checked The British GP had to change it's venue because an already existing track wasn't able to even start the work on getting up to F1 standards.
And Silverstone is far from being same level as 90% of the circuits in F1 are.

In the US the only track up to scratch is Indy, and that is in a country many times as big as South Korea.

Building a new track from scratch isn't as easy as some here seem to believe, so stop being naughty.

04-12-2010, 03:01 AM	#7
standaman Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 870 Senior Member	Last time I checked The British GP had to change it's venue because an already existing track wasn't able to even start the work on getting up to F1 standards. And Silverstone is far from being same level as 90% of the circuits in F1 are. In the US the only track up to scratch is Indy, and that is in a country many times as big as South Korea. Building a new track from scratch isn't as easy as some here seem to believe, so stop being naughty.
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