Overview
- Thailand has announced plans to bid for a Formula One street race in Bangkok, targeting the 2028 calendar.
- Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra is championing a 'Sustainable F1' concept, which has received positive feedback from Formula One officials.
- The proposal emphasizes environmental sustainability and aims to attract green technology investments alongside motorsport development.
- The bid will be presented to the Thai cabinet for approval on June 4, following a feasibility study conducted earlier this year.
- Thailand's experience hosting MotoGP in Buriram and its focus on boosting tourism and economic growth underpin its confidence in securing a spot on the crowded F1 calendar.