Photo by: www.kymillman.com/f1 The focus now seems to be on the track. How the track can be designed or changed to improve racing. At least that’s what F1’s CEO, Chase Carey, has intimated this week. The concept of the purpose-built track seems to be taking a back seat in favor of finding street circuits that will make the racing better. Carey said that any race wanting to be on the F1 calendar has to be a destination city that “captures the imagination” and has a track that is conducive to exciting racing. He stopped short of explaining what that is, exactly, although Autosport points out that Monaco was boring, which it wasn’t. With Miami and Vietnam rumored to be coming to F1,...
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