Amidst the heat wave of Asian racing, Thailand is actively preparing for a heavyweight plan aimed at showcasing the world's top racing events——F1 Formula One racing car brought to Bangkok.

Recently, Thai Prime Minister Saita met with Formula One racing group during his visit to Italy（Formula One Group had in-depth exchanges and expressed Thailand's strong desire and confidence in hosting F1 races.

According to the latest reports from Thai media, Prime Minister Sita's visit not only visited Bologna Enzo and Dino, but also·The Ferrari track also had fruitful talks with the holders of the racing rights of the FIA Formula One World Championship. Prime Minister Saita shared his feelings on social media and announced that Thailand is expected to host F1 races in Bangkok in 2027 or 2028. This news immediately attracted widespread attention from domestic and foreign racing enthusiasts and investors.

Bangkok, as the political, economic, and cultural center of Thailand, has a unique geographical location and abundant tourism resources. Prime Minister Seta stated that theF1 events will help enhance Bangkok's international image, attract more international tourists and investment, and promote the sustainable development of Thailand's economy.

In order to achieve this goal, the Thai government has begun preliminary preparations. Prime Minister Sita and Thai National Oil Corporation Limited（The CEO of PTT and the Director and President of BTS Group Holdings discussed the possibility of using Utabarg area land as a competition venue. This region has a large amount of land and a superior geographical location, providing strong guarantees for the successful hosting of the competition.

At the same time, the Thai government actively contacts potential partners such as Red Bull to seek their support and promotion for the competition. Red Bull, as a globally renowned sponsor of racing sports, will host events in Thailand with its rich experience and resources in the field of racingThe F1 competition plays a positive role in promoting progress.

Thailand strives to hostThe bidding for F1 events aligns with F1's current clear focus on expanding its base in Asia. F1 CEO Stefano Domenicali has expressed strong interest in the idea of hosting a competition in Bangkok. He had preliminary exchanges with the Thai government during his previous visit and gave high praise to Thailand's preparatory work.