Korean International Circuit, Motorsport racing track in Yeongam County, South Korea.
The Korean International Circuit is a motorsport racing track in Yeongam County, South Korea, combining permanent sections with temporary street course elements. The facility includes grandstands, pit lanes, and technical areas built specifically for professional motor racing events.
The track opened in 2010 and hosted South Korea's first Formula One Grand Prix. The facility brought international motor racing at the highest level to the country.
The racing facility serves as a center for motorsport development in South Korea, offering training programs and hosting national championship events throughout the year.
The racing facility is located roughly 400 kilometers south of Seoul near Mokpo and can be reached via regular shuttle bus services. Extensive parking areas are available for visitors.
The layout was designed by Hermann Tilke, an engineer known worldwide for his racing track projects. The overall project cost reached approximately 264 million dollars.
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