But Thailand is not the only country knocking at F1's door -- historic hosts France and Germany are seeking a return to the calendar, while the Turkish Grand Prix, last held in 2021, is also seen ...

Formula 1 is a step closer to adding a race in Thailand after the country's government agreed to submit a $1.2billion proposal for a grand prix in Bangkok starting in 2028.

Big news for F1 fans and Thailand alike: the Thai government has officially signed off on a $1.2 billion plan to host the country’s very first Formula 1 race.

While the Thai event hasn't been confirmed by F1's commercial rights holder, the commitment of $1.2 billion makes it almost certain that F1 will be racing on the streets of Bangkok by 2028 ...

Thai racer Alex Albon is working with his home government on a project to bring Formula 1 to Bangkok and has revealed some of the details behind the plans for a Thailand Grand Prix. “It all ...

Liberty Media’s CEO believes Formula One could “very easily” expand with another race in Asia in the near future, confirming there is interest from Thailand, South Korea and Seoul for a ...

The Thai government is considering hosting a Formula 1 Grand Prix in Bangkok from 2028, with prime minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra confirming plans for a feasibility study into the proposal. It ...

The Thai-British driver met Thai PM Paetongtarn Shinawatra before heading to Japan. This comes days after F1 CEO Stefano Domenicali met the PM. When asked about his trip, Albon said: "Really good.

Thailand is aiming to bring the roar of Formula One to the streets of its capital, Bangkok, with a proposed bid to host a street race in 2028. The Thai government will seek cabinet approval for ...

BANGKOK (Reuters) - The path was cleared for Thailand to host a Formula One Grand Prix in the future when a round of the Japanese Super GT series opened the country's first FIA Grade One circuit ...

Formula 1 president and chief executive Stefano Domenicali has praised Thailand's "impressive plans" to host a grand prix in Bangkok after he met with Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra.

Thailand expects to start hosting Formula One race from 2028, marking a key milestone for the Southeast Asian nation’s bid to position itself as a venue for world-class events, according to ...