Vietnam ready to join Singapore in F1 firmament


FILE PHOTO: A security guard walks past Red Bull team's Formula One car during an event in Hanoi, Vietnam November 7, 2018. REUTERS/Kham

SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Vietnam Grand Prix organisers are confident their race will join Singapore in lighting up the Formula One calendar for years to come, rather than adding to the list of Asian shooting stars, after it debuts in 2020.

As the sport said farewell to Singapore for another year on Sunday, it looked forward already to a return to the region in April for the inaugural Vietnamese round in Hanoi.

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