F1 Vietnam Grand Prix warms up with model car parade in Hanoi

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F1 Vietnam Grand Prix warms up with model car parade in Hanoi

Monday, February 24, 2020

A parade of Formula 1 (F1) model car was held in Hanoi on February 22 as part of events to celebrate the F1 Vietnam Grand Prix (GP) 2020, scheduled to take place in the Southeast Asian country for the first time this April.

The F1 model car is carried on a truck during the parade in Hanoi on February 22.

The F1 model car, carried by a tractor, was paraded through a number of major streets of Hanoi, starting from Vo Chi Cong Street and reaching its terminal in Lang Ha Street.

According to the organising committee, the F1 model car is made of composite material and accurately simulates the actual car version to be officially used in the race, at a 1:1 ratio.

It took nearly four months for the model car to be completed, two months behind the initial plan.

The F1 Vietnam GP 2020 is scheduled to kick off on April 5 at the brand-new 5.565 km Hanoi Street Circuit, the construction of which began last March and is expected to be finalised next month.

The circuit will consist of 23 classic turning corners which inherit and are inspired from the most exciting F1 circuits in the world, such as Germany, Monaco and Japan.

The Vietnam GP will be the third stage of the 2020 F1 season, following the previous two stages in Melbourne (Australia) and Bahrain.

Following are some pictures of the F1 model car parade in Hanoi on Saturday:

The F1 model car is paraded through a number of major streets of Hanoi.

A close view of the F1 model car.

The F1 model car is made of composite material and accurately simulates the actual car version to be officially used in the race, at a 1:1 ratio.

Vietnam's cultural symbols, such as the Temple of Literature and the Bronze Drum, appear on the body of the F1 model car.

The parade is part of events to celebrate the F1 Vietnam Grand Prix (GP) 2020, slated for this April.

NDO

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