Plans for a London Grand Prix – that old pipe dream that pops up every other year – are back on Formula 1's agenda, with an event being considered in the Royal Docks area of East London. According to The Times, a proposed circuit is in the works while the race's promoters are already seeking funding for the event, having initiated talks with The Formula One Group. The backdrop for London's prospective F1 race is the city's Royal Docks area of East London, where a £250 million development plan is underway and could include a 5.9km, 22-turn F1 street circuit. Read also: Las Vegas set to take F1 into new dimension The venue has been likened to the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve in Montreal...
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