Formula 1 could be set for two trips per year to South America after plans were revealed for a "Caribbean Grand Prix" in Colombia.
At the moment, the only annual visit to the continent takes place late in each season for the Brazilian Grand Prix. Races have also been held in Argentina in the past, but no other South American country has hosted an F1 event to date.
But that could change in the coming years, according to the mayor of Barranquilla. In a radio appearance, Jaime Pumarejo told listeners that F1 delegates have already visited the city on Colombia's northern coast and apparently liked what they saw.
