The Korean GP is the 17th of 19 races in the 2010 season. The winner of each race receives 25 points while the runner-up and third finisher acquire 18 and 15 points, respectively.

F1 Could Postpone Korean GP for 2011This year's Formula One schedule might be reduced to only 18 races, after worries that the Korean Grand Prix might be postponed for next year have surfaced in ...

The Korean Grand Prix is the 16th among 20 races in the ongoing F1 season. It’s also part of the F1’s late-season Asian swing, which also covers Singapore, Japan and India.

The Federation Internationale de l’Automobile has given the go-ahead for South Korea’s first Formula One Grand Prix following doubts over preparations for the event. Formula One race director ...

Korean car maker Hyundai is rumoured to be readying its own Formula One team to start racing by as early as the 2010 F1 season. The launch of the new team would coincide with Korea’s first ...

On October 15, the official race course for the F1 Grand Prix Korea was opened in Yeongam. 200,000 people gathered for the debut of the Korean International Circuit track. Hallyu struck the grand ...

Korea has taken initial step toward returning to Formula 1’s calendar. Korea hosted a round of the championship between 2010 and 2013, at a purpose-built circuit near Mokpo, in the south west of ...

The provincial government paid $36 million to the FOM to host the country’s first-ever F1 event on the newly built circuit in Yeongam in 2010.

Korea has taken initial step toward returning to Formula 1’s calendar. Korea hosted a round of the championship between 2010 and 2013, at a purpose-built circuit near Mokpo, in the south west of ...