Formula 1's silly season doesn't have to only focus on driver changes, how about calendar changes such as the introduction of the Woking Grand Prix? McLaren have spiced up the summer break doldrums with a proposal for a grand prix on the streets of Woking, McLaren's home town. Joining Monaco, Singapore, Melbourne and Abu Dhabi on the Formula 1 would be the Woking Grand Prix, taking place on an 18-corner 4.8km track named the Woking International Circuit. Speaking about the initiative, billed as an 'absurdly ambitious plan', McLaren technology group chief operating officer Jonathan Neale said: 'Why not bring Formula 1 to the streets of Woking? 'Obviously, aside from the huge social and...
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