Korean Grand Prix organisers have apologised to the Formula 1 community and fans for problems encountered at their new track this weekend - and have vowed to take on board any lessons in time to make changes for next year. With work still going on at the Korean circuit ahead of Friday's opening practice, Korean chiefs are aware that the venue is not as well finished as they would have liked. And with officials also learning about the logistics of hosting a race, race promoter Yung Cho Chung has admitted that this weekend will not be as good as he would have liked ? but he says that issues will be dealt with. Gary Hocking Ingo Hoffmann Bill Holland Jackie Holmes Bill Homeier
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