Inside the abandoned F1 track that cost £75m per Grand Prix and hasn't been used for 12 years
Suggestions that the track would fail existed from the off, with construction having been completed just in time to be used for the 2010 Korean Grand Prix. It only gained FIA (F1's governing body) approval 10 days before the race, after rainfall caused delays to the build.
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