Behind the scenes in Korea
A track that lay untouched for a year, a gatecrashed party and the F1 fraternity descending on a set of baseball nets; Jonathan Noble brings you tales from the inside the paddock at the Korean Grand Prix
With the Formula 1 World Championship having been settled in Japan, it was always going to be hard for the Korean Grand Prix to generate much hype and interest.
The novelty factor of last year's inaugural event had long gone, and matters were not helped by the implications of a management overhaul with the promoters, which meant development work at the Yeongam track had stalled for almost a year.
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