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    S.Korea's F1 on track for late August

    Wed, 07/07/2010 - 03:08 EDT - France24.com - Business
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    South Korea aims to complete work by late August on the track for its first Formula One race, a month later than scheduled, organisers said Wednesday.The 5.6-kilometre (3.5-mile) track at Yeongam, 320 kilometres south of Seoul, will be ready by the end of next month at the latest, the Korea Auto Valley Operation (KAVO) said."Our initial plan was to complete it in July but construction has been delayed," a KAVO official told AFP, declining to give details.

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