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Home » Motorsport
Racing in Thailand
Car and motorcycle sports are quite popular in Thailand. Close to Pattaya is the Bira circuit, which still attracts 30 to 35.000 people during races.
Thailand may host Grand Prix in 2014
Thailand wants to organize a Grand Prix in 2014. Politicians of the Asian country are negotiating this with Bernie Ecclestone, the commercial boss of Formula 1.
