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Any remaining rumours about the Korean International Circuit not being finished on time for next month's inaugural Grand Prix were silenced over the weekend as Red Bull and Karun Chandhok lapped a Formula One car at the new venue for the first time. After sampling the Yeongam track, Chandhok is sure it will produce excitement for drivers and spectators alike, as he explained exclusively to Formula1.com

Karun Chandhok became the first man to drive a Formula One car around the all-new Korean International Circuit on Saturday when he got behind the wheel of a Red Bull as part of a special demonstration event. In front of 4000 spectators, Chandhok - on loan from regular team HRT - completed 14 laps of the Yeongam venue, which will host the inaugural Korean Grand Prix on October 22-24...

Karun Chandhok became the first man to drive a Formula One car around the all-new Korean International Circuit on Saturday when he got behind the wheel of a Red Bull as part of a special demonstration event. In front of 4000 spectators, Chandhok - on loan from regular team HRT - completed 14 laps of the Yeongam venue, which will host the inaugural Korean Grand Prix on October 22-24...

Karun Chandhok impressed by new Korean track, plus other news and rumours

Jarno Trulli and Heikki Kovalainen seek to keep Lotus as best of the newcomers at Monza

Jenson Button seeks to put the disappointment of Spa behind him and reignite his F1 title bid in the Italian Grand Prix

McLaren duo pledge title battle, plus other news and rumours

Hispania Racing's Karun Chandhok gives the Korean Grand Prix venue the thumbs-up after being the first F1 driver to drive it.

Formula One's governing body says "a lot of work remains to be completed" before the Yeongam venue is ready for the inaugural Korean Grand Prix.

Formula One's governing body says "a lot of work remains to be completed" before the Yeongam venue is ready for the inaugural Korean Grand Prix.

Sebastian Vettel admits he is "not proud" of his errors this season, plus other news and rumours

With average speeds of 250 km/h and top speeds of 340km/h, Monza is one of the quickest circuits on the Formula One calendar, as well as one of the oldest. Also home to the Tifosi, the track isn't short on atmosphere either. The drivers and team members explain why they love Monza and discuss their prospects for the Italian Grand Prix

Next weekend's Italian Grand Prix will see the return of F1 Rocks™ to the Formula One scene with a headline performance from international rock sensations The Stereophonics. The Welsh band will be supported by emerging singing talent Ben Montague at the concert, which will be held on Saturday night. “F1 Rocks™ is undoubtedly the most exciting event platform and could only be possible with the global spectacular that is Formula One,” said Rob Montague, chairman of Enterprise Entertainment, the organiser of F1 Rocks. “The Stereophonics headlining our show is very exciting. Milan's Formula One heritage and status as a fashion and style capital makes it a perfect place for F1 Rocks™.”

With average speeds of 250 km/h and top speeds of 340km/h, Monza is one of the quickest circuits on the Formula One calendar, as well as one of the oldest. Also home to the Tifosi, the track isn't short on atmosphere either. The drivers and team members explain why they love Monza and discuss their prospects for the Italian Grand Prix

The FIA is investigating how Felipe Massa was able to start the Belgian Grand Prix ahead of his grid slot, plus other news

Lotus test driver Nabil Jeffri, 16, predicts he will become an F1 world champion in the future.

Lotus test driver Nabil Jeffri, 16, predicts he will become an F1 world champion in the future.

Colin Kolles insists that Hispania Racing is heading in the right direction as it seeks to improve its financial situation

Bruno Senna and Lucas di Grassi team up for the Monaco triathlon

Jenson Button again hits out at Sebastian Vettel over the incident that saw both drivers lose ground in the F1 title race in Belgium