With just months to go until the inaugural event, the Hanoi Circuit has been slightly altered to add an extra corner in the final sector of the lap. The inaugural Grand Prix in Vietnam will be held at the Hanoi Circuit in April but, after the layout was revealed a few months ago, an additional corner has had to be added in the final sector in order to work around existing infrastructure. The circuit is being designed to run through Hanoi itself, using a mixture of permanent sections and the streets near the My Dinh Stadium. Initially consisting of 22 corners, this additional corner means it joins Singapore's Marina Bay in having 23 – the most of any on the F1 calendar. Along with the...
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