Formula 1 CEO Chase Carey pushed back the criticism linked to Vietnam's arrival on the F1 calendar, insisting the sport's deal with Hanoi has been met with "excitement". The Vietnamese Grand Prix will take place on the streets of the south Asian country's capital in 2020. However, Liberty Media's endeavors into a country with no motorsport heritage was not well received by F1 fans. But last week, members of the Formula One Promoters Association also expressed their worries that adding new races to F1's schedule could be "to the detriment of existing events". Carey attempted to alleviate the FOPA's worries however. Carey perplexed by 'strange' timing of F1 promoters'...
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