Formula 1 chief Chase Carey said next year's inaugural race in Hanoi will be 'uniquely exciting' thanks to a street track he hopes will help make the event a global spectacle. Carey was speaking Monday after inspecting initial work on the 5.6 kilometre (3.5 mile) track that will combine existing roads with newly-built routes in the Vietnamese capital, which is hosting its first F1 race from April 2020. 'We think this track can really be a special race that provides some uniquely exciting racing and competition,' he told reporters. 'It's the combination of a city race — we're in the city centre — a street race which always has some special elements to it, and a track that I...
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