OPPAN YEOGNAM STYLE! The Failure of the South Korean Grand Prix (2010-2013)

The South Korean Grand Prix was part of F1's Asian expansion between 2004 and 2014, and was one of two new circuits around the turn of the decade with the Buddh circuit in India, near New Delhi.
But while the Indians built their track close to a population centre, the Koreans didn't. And because of this, it only struggled, as well as having not done all the things they wanted to do with their project. The hotels, the entertainment centres, none of that was built, so they had a soulless, uninspiring track that was fun for the drivers, but was in the middle of nowhere.
So how else did it go wrong? Let's have a look.
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[@AidanMillward]

Itallian GP merch on the store! This code should save you some money if you want the black Ferrari stuff: F130 (30% OFF Exclusions Apply) Also I tried to do the Gangnam Style dance in my chair and it went as badly as you'd expect. That footage will never see the light of day.

[@nowind37]

Sochi even also part of F1's Emerging market before Putin's big blowjob in Ukraine

[@simontravers2715]

Yes Aidan I wasn’t the only one to make a Gangnam Style joke from Yeongam. 🤩

[@woodthomas14]

everything ends up on the internet eventually

[@McLMP4-22]

Yeongam, South Korea. The final resting place of Mark Webber’s hopes and dreams.

[@AdamMGTF]

Oof. I remember that. What a shame for the number two driver...

[@ADxWales81]

The turning point of a career, in Korea, being insincere. (Copy and paste that into Google)

[@MrSaywutnow]

@@ADxWales81 Juan must marvel at such a turn of phrase.

[@LemonyTang]

Ohh yeh. That was a big one. Very wet.

[@lorrydavs3361]

@@ADxWales81 given the fact that it was a spin in wet weather gives this 'turn of phrase' an addition level of goodliness :)

[@RANDOMZBOSSMAN1]

That title is everything lmao, best title since Newey Lewis and the news haha

[@McLMP4-22]

Nothing will top that title.

[@bigbossyboss1]

I’m such an arse. I’m sitting here thinking that we never raced here, before realising that that was Vietnam. Another even more forgotten track.

[@icytower38]

I also forgot they had raced there as well

[@ryhatism]

@@icytower38”race”

[@AidanMillward]

Good thing you realised before trying to correct me and look like a nob. 😅

[@kevinprior3549]

Vietnam... what a disaster. All cos of covid

[@413TomaccoRoad]

​@@AidanMillwardNot a knob?

[@FlufLord]

13:36 Hearing DC was "suspiciously good" at doing the Gangnam Style dance is the level of F1 history and trivia I can't get anywhere else.

[@amandajones8841]

You talk about Hyundai 20 years ago, and here I am driving a 20 year old Hyundai... dam thing is solid as a rock.

[@privateinformation2960]

I grew up in Toyotas and my mum always had Corollas which were great to drive, until the latest one which is all 100% plastic and the cheapest shittiest CVT you could ever hope not to get. Kia started off what Toyota is now, plastic underpowered shit, but damn are they solid, run well, and have all the bells and whistles. Ill absolutely take Aidans neighbous Cerato, have driven them, theyre great! Maybe not on the sedan/hatch side but i can tell you from experience if youve got a choice between a base Merc GLA SUV and a top level Kia SUV which would be a little less... *take the kia* - GLA is literally the most pointless f'ing thing ive ever driven and... i wont even tell you what i reckon the sole selling point is because ill get yelled at.

[@stupidassol]

And about as fast as one, too. Not knocking the brand, but the newer models are so much better.

[@callumcjham4478]

I remember that final sector of the 2012 game and it was so fun

[@leonmikeson2313]

The lost Vietnamese GP would be a good video too, but I imagine you’re already on it, if you haven’t already done it.

[@sp0nge1337]

I despised that circuit in the F1 games. I'd skip that mickey mouse abomination every time.

[@ALPHABYTE1994]

Wtf ​@@sp0nge1337

[@terminateshere]

@@sp0nge1337 I hated it too. F1 2020 was a source of great entertainment in later lockdowns. Until THAT circuit came along.

[@AlonsoRules]

Thankfully that race never happened

[@burkezillar]

The money lost there must be astronomical. Vietnam isn't even a rich country.

[@jakeylad7072]

F1 and Bernie weren't exactly making it easy on circuits at the time either. I remember reading a story about how, after signing the initial deal for the GP, the organization wanted to start promoting and advertising the race, only to be told that their contract (worth hundreds of millions dollars, mind) didn't include the use of pictures or videos of any F1 races. So if they wanted to show the Korean public what F1 actually was, they'd have to fork over another couple of million USD.

[@qwj68boots]

Sounds like Bernie. He ain't a Billionaire for nothin'.

[@y_fam_goeglyd]

Sounds like FOM and how they treat fan channels like this one (really felt for Aidan), and FP1Will recently. They actually bring in fans to the show! 🤦🏻‍♀️

[@JSmith19858]

It's funny that Bernie was concerned about armed conflict in Korea and safety, but Houthi rebels can lob armaments at Jeddah during a practice session and Liberty just switch cameras

[@Chr.Monika6469]

Same deal with China constantly threating other nearby countries. Yet they still race there

[@AeroGuy07]

I remember reading a story from one of the teams a few years after they stopped going to South Korea. When they showed up for the second race they discovered that nothing had been cleaned since the previous year. The garages and the suites were j6st like they'd left them, including food and drinks in the refrigerators. And the power had been turned off, so the food had been sitting in a hot, closed refrigerator for a year.

[@spudgunn8695]

Nice of them not to clean out their own garage before they left, then, isn't it? Leave it how you found it should be the rule, imo!

[@marklittle8805]

This doesn't fit with Koreans. They are almost as fanatics about being clean

[@WndSks]

I liked the track and the grid girls

[@terminateshere]

I remember Hyundai made a big push in the west in the late 80s, probably to co-incide with the 1988 Olympics, which was South Korea's 'we have arrived' statement. As for the cars, my parents bought one, ran well for years.

[@vince065us.2]

I'm surprised with the success of drivers from Finland, that a Grand Prix hadn't been held in that country.

[@M1ggins]

Yeah, and hold it under the midnight sun!

[@aslamnurfikri7640]

On the other hand they built a motorcycle track (Kymi Ring) but never used them

[@DerGeraet205]

Remember getting up early as a Vettel fan in 2010 to watch the race. Was super chaotic, as you described, and also frustrating because it was a perfect opportunity at the time and it seemed like not only Webber had lost his chances that day. That engine failure might be one of the earlier points of the relationship RB-Renault souring at the time

[@squidcaps4308]

I loved the track, it was like a flat Austin: has a bit of everything.

[@TeeRollss]

My recollection is that Vettel's engine didn't "let go." It was dropping parts from the car on the track. It was awesome!!!

[@DanoFSmith-yc9tg]

I'm always surprised Oslo, and even more so, Helsinki hasnt had a race, lots of money in both cities, and in the Finish city's case, with how many drivers and how much they've contributed to the sport, I feel like they need to be rewarded

[@nowind37]

also a fun fact hyundai competes in wrc back in 1998 in the F2 Kitcar Championship (now known as WRC-2) the team joined WRC with the Accent WRC from 2000 to 2003 the team returned in 2014 and won 2 WRC Titles in 2019 and 2020 today Hyundai's Team Principal was no other than Cyril Abiteboul (the person led the renault's f1 entry now known as alpine) joined the team at the writing hyundai is also battling with toyota for this year's title for win

[@SetsunaTheFandom]

The Hyundai Coupe Kit Car will always live in my head rent-free.

[@chrisccc22]

I always loved driving that track on the SIM. India was fun too.

[@Kaggles-ih3pu]

Korean here. Just like to point out there is a typo on the title. It's Yeongam (pronounced Young-am) And by the way, aside from the fact that the circuit is too far away from Seoul and it's county region with 20 million populations, Korea has never been a place of motorsports. Even in 2024, most people think of illegal street racings that threats innocent people instead of an actual sports when we say 'car racing'

[@chrisguardiano6143]

One thing people may not know about is that before F1 came to South Korea, Champ Car (the series that was created out of the remains of CART after it went bankrupt in 2003) wanted to race in the country. Champ Car first wanted to do a street race in Seoul in 2004 on a track similar to the one in Gran Turismo 4 but the local authorities rejected it. They then shifted their focus to a new circuit being built in Ansan for 2005 & that circuit was on the schedule but Champ Car did not actually race there due to the circuit not being ready. The same thing happened in 2006 & in 2007 the final year of Champ Car its date on the schedule was replaced by the street race in San Jose (which itself was not a great circuit).

[@timmurphy4844]

San Jose had the train lines in middle of it right?

[@chrisguardiano6143]

@@timmurphy4844 yep & drivers complained big time about the bumps

[@nowind37]

Well Formula e also Raced in Korea then Left it Also any Plans to Make a Video About the Oreca 07 the best LMP2 car ever

[@michaelredford5389]

Given the geopolitical structure over there, getting a track built around Seoul could have been difficult. I'm spitballing.

[@timmurphy4844]

It would simply cost to much, farm land down in the south is much cheaper, to be fair they really should of built it in Ulsan (Hyundai city) or near it although it’s near a very historical area for Korea kinda like Kyoto. But would have been on the KTX train line and only 2 hours from Seoul and a hour from Busan. Mokpo is only know for gangsters and fishing like building a race track in hull

[@1benfake]

6:37 High six to anyone else born in King's Lynn!

[@dodgy1779]

I stopped the video to go watch David do Gangnam Style. Peak 2013. I have no regrets

[@minibus9]

awesome video, can't see Korean GP comming back any time soon, if at all

[@solitaryclusterofneurons598]

It's a shame it didn't do well, the 2010 Korean Grand Prix is an understated classic. Truly one of Alonso's greatest drives, and it gave me hope Red Bull, Vettel, and Webber would be out of contention at the time (Vettel's finger was annoying as fuck back then, and Webber was kinda dumb that season).

[@Aubergineman18]

Yea to be honest Aidan i did the same thing in f1 2013 and cost me a championship by 1 point I don't mind South Korea but its not fun to drive The only thing i like about this track is the final Sector

[@PaperBanjo64]

Same, I liked the final sector but the first 2? Yuck, I don't know if I've ever won a Korean or Indian GP in any of those games, didn't enjoy those tracks that much, but I'm pretty sure I tried to do a full distance race in F1 2011 at India...not sure if I bothered to finish it.

[@Aubergineman18]

​@PaperBanjo64 I didn't mind India. I quite liked driving on it Won there twice if I recall

[@PaperBanjo64]

@@Aubergineman18 I liked Turkey in the games it was in

[@Aubergineman18]

@@PaperBanjo64 So did I

[@PaperBanjo64]

@Aubergineman18 sadly it wasn't in F1 2021.

[@dominicbarden4436]

I remember not liking driving Yeognam on F1 2013 (I didn't like Buddh much either). Though it was amusing in that I had a glitch which affected several circuits, of which Yeognam was one of them, in which most of the ai would drive straight off at a certain corner every lap and pile into each other! I meanwhile, would a) gain several positions and/or b) gain several seconds over my rivals. Also, Super Formula is set to race in Korea next year, but not at this track. It'll be at the Inje Sspeedium. And maybe Formula E could come back to Seoul, but I doubt that'll happen.

[@Ramtamtama]

I've seen very short highlights of the 1958 Moroccan GP (on one of Murray's VHSes) where he says "there's a terrible sight, it's Lewis-Evans's Vanwall on fire" before the footage cuts back to Moss. He said it calmly enough that it comes across as though he assumed Stuart has escaped the wreckage.

[@lucaheinrichs]

since you made the comparison to Hockenheim as a German I find Hockenheim really boring after 2001. the new track is just soulless and a sleep fest

[@AidanMillward]

@@lucaheinrichs it’s better than the old one. That was dull as anything.

[@lucaheinrichs]

@@AidanMillward interesting how opinions differ on that. For me the old Hockenheim always had something unique and interesting to it and the new one is just nothing special, but that is my subjective opinion and it is as valid as any other opinion. Anyhow thanks for the engaging content. I really like watching your videos and learning about motorsports or just getting another perspective or opinion on certain topics. Good health and all the best to you and the family.

[@danieltherrien6709]

That had to be the worst track I have ever seen hand hated racing on it in the Codemaster games. Great video🏎️🏁👍

[@callumlaird1195]

The circuit getting the green light just 13 days prior to the event doesn’t sound too bad compared to certain recent ‘circuits’ which didn’t get the green light until mere hours before first practice (Jeddah, Vegas, Miami) I also fully believe that a circuit should have to prove itself with national championships to earn a place in F1 and to host a minimum amount of race weekends to keep its place on the calendar, protecting places like Spa, Monza, Zandvoort etc and forcing places like Shanghai, Jeddah etc, obviously you can’t really hold street circuits to this unfortunately

[@aslamnurfikri7640]

I remember the plan was to built the track as a street circuit in the middle of a city so it can be used as a street when there is no race. However the 2008 financial crisis threw a wrench on the plan and only the track was built

[@optyfen5276]

I didn't know DC and EJ danced to Gangnam style. You are god damn right, DC looks like a natural.

[@RACECAR]

I'm just stunned at this revelation. Like DC was really good at that. Why was he so good at that?!

[@Trendyflute]

I always really liked the Yeongam circuit! I didn't really care that they never built the city around it, it was a really good layout and I thought it made for good F1 imagery and racing. All three sectors were very distinctive, and if it never had big buildings, it had this misty mystique around it. The third "street circuit" sector still worked for me with its hemmed in walls. Your video does remind me of the pit lane issues (not ideal...) but maybe there were better solutions? I'd support F1 coming back to Yeongam!

[@Fail84-nv7qh]

Unique track. Wish it stayed on for more time than it did.

[@chrisccc22]

I remember the artificial sod peeling off the track one year of that race. It was catastrophic.

[@simontravers2715]

@AidanMillward My m8 Chris hated playing that circuit too. I found it gr8 fun once I stopped spinning off on those curbs. 🇰🇷

[@Chr.Monika6469]

S. Korea is a beautiful and modern country, yet somehow they managed to build the circuit in a more isolated and forgotten place than the Korean demilitarized zone

[@orionexplorer]

When I heard that Korea was going to host a Grand Prix, I gasped. I did two tours to Korea when I was in the Army, 1989-90 and 1992-93. I knew that motorsports were not a thing in Korea. When I was there many people still did not have a car. Yes, Seoul has a huge amount of traffic and traffic laws are interestingly almost nonexistent, but outside of a few cities people rely on buses to get around. Riding a Korean bus is an adventure in itself. Now, seeing where the track was located made it even worse, your right, there is nothing around there. The average Korean living outside of a few large cities is more concerned about food and paying whatever bills they have than motorsports. I could tell you stories about what I saw in the countryside, but I won't let's just say that Bernie was looking to squeeze more money out of the government and sink the race than really building something. I can't think of any race that was brought in at that time that is still going outside of Bahrain. I am so glad that the Troll is gone from F1.

[@icewhitegames6875]

Suzuka is not easy to get to. 3 hour line at Shiroko station to get on the circuit bus! That’s after 1 hour train from Nagoya.

[@sinalp2]

Video about Edmund Irvine Jr ? Almost world champion for Ferrari. Did Ferrari drop 99 car mid season and why was Schumacher and Irvine back in top level @ first Sepang gp.

[@Mishima505]

6:30 as someone who was brought up and went to school in the little island in the bog, this is true, but at least it’s only 1 1/2 hours away by train from London, rather than 4 hours from Seoul.

[@kevinprior3549]

Seems like Korea's track was a bit like Magny Cour in France.... kind of in the middle of nowhere.

[@ALPHABYTE1994]

Track layout was nice at least

[@mrgobrien]

2:50 - malaysia was badly affected by singapore getting a gp? only a river separates the 2 countries or something. 6:35 - king john lost a load of treasure in kings lynn - allegedly - people still look for it (supposedly on the beach in the sand if you want to look yourself).

[@RACECAR]

I remember watching the inaugural race and man, it was...certainly a time. I too hated driving this track on the F1 games, just the flow of it was absolutely NOT doing it for me. Only reason I even was decent, and I say this as someone who's won on it, was I finally figured out a good-ish setup that made it bearable. As for the race coming back, I think it could be doable with the likes of Hyundai being so big on the global Motorsports stage, but it HAS to be somewhere that Isn't Yeognam for the obvious reasons said here.

[@Gorillas1300]

Have one to the history row : Ralf Schumacher - it has some interesting curves

[@schizo0223]

This track was not supported by Koreans either. Most F1 fans wanted it to be a street race held closer or in Seoul. It was built there because the ruling political party was dominated by people from that region and they wanted to waste tax payer money to develope that area. The problem is, that area has nothing, and Yeongnam is not exactly a place where even Koreans go to visit. The World EXPO was also held around that area, and well...not that many people visited that due to the same reason. The sad thing is Yeongnam is still empty and people are leaving that area because there are no jobs available. There is talk that there is another private organization trying to bid for a calender spot with a street race in the planned city of Songdo in Incheon. Songdo already has hotels, mass transportation infrastructure, is literally next to Incheon Airport and close to Seoul. But, judging by how well (not well) the Formula E event held on a street circuit in Seoul went the last time it was held there, I don't know. I live literally across the street from where that Formula E event was held and the crowd wasn't exactly spectacular.

[@wanr5701]

Could it be because motorsport culture in Korea is not as strong as its neighbours?

[@oli_gordon]

Honestly the f1 2011 3ds version of yeognam is better than rfactor Its has the 2013 pitlane

[@AidanMillward]

Had to make do with what I got. 😞

[@oli_gordon]

@@AidanMillward sumo digital knew about the concerns

[@Javadamutt]

I think one of the reasons I don't remember the 00's and 10's ear fondly was largely due to Tilke track designs. I honestly couldn't tell Maylsia, China, Turkey or South Korea apart until a good portion through the weekend. Yes they do have distinct features but only seeing them once a year they all merged and jumbled for me. Unfortunately back then I didn't pick up the games with school and other things so I never really got to learn them or appreciate them from a drivers perspective

[@VonBlade]

3:46 unforgettable by anyone who drove it, that last corner sequence. Sufficiently hateful.

[@paulbarnett5837]

I actually liked racing at this circuit

[@kierancobley5356]

pretty sure it was one of the korean gp's where a fire engine was deployed without a safety car on track (someone was very keen to get it out) and charlie whiting was shown having an absolute fit about it

[@skojuzija]

13:19 Hamilton predicted Covid crowds😅

[@King_Goat_JJ]

I do remember problems with the location & will it won’t it got ahead but 2010 despite the heavens being opened it was full of drama which was standard for that season. When Vettel’s engine gave up & Alonso took the lead I bet those journalists who mocked him for saying he was gonna win the championship despite being like 46 points behind after Silverstone was sweating

[@oli_gordon]

13:04 ah yes the 4th of October 2013

[@gazzalbone1990]

i agree we in the middle as living in kings lynn for 20 years

[@fuller9x]

I would suggest that the rise and fall of the HobGoblin and Field Marshall Mosley would make for a toe curling series of videos.

[@marklittle8805]

Aidan needs lawyers to protect him....

[@fuller9x]

@@marklittle8805 I'm sure Ian Hislop could provide assistance. [Allegedly]

[@andreysab3432]

In 2010 they had the runoff area pit exit

[@TheShrike616]

Sounds like a blown out version of what they did with Nivelles ( Nijvel) here in Belgium.

[@billy54bob]

Do the Libyan lottery race!

[@nowind37]

Squid Game: F1 Edition

[@kitko33]

There were talks about a Thailand GP which led to a cartoon: Bernie, what do you think about a Thailand GP? Bernie: Phuket! BTW, Roger Taylor (drummer in Queen) was born in King's Lynn :)

[@brother-calm]

I was under the impression that the circuit was in the middle of nowhere, but 250 miles from Seoul and 150 miles from Busan??? South Korea isn't that big-it's like they tried to place the circuit as far away from the two largest metro areas as possible.

[@awesomeberg]

Hermann tilke definitely designed some clunkers, but I think this circuit and the Indian circuits were actually pretty cool

[@rhysjackson2597]

I'd love to see a second British GP on the calendar in Kings Lynn now, just because why not?!

[@PenryMMJ]

Alonso won a race? Crickey that was a long, long, long, long, long time ago. 😁

[@Duncan23]

@AidanMillward Do you use an AMD GPU? If so turn off enhanced sync, for some reason it's broken in AC in recent driver versions

[@sp0nge1337]

They sold the circuit on the basis that they would develop the area around it and make it into a city centre circuit if I recall.

[@wadeturner3791]

It's not that hard to set the car up for that track. What's the distance from the start of all the corners compared to the front start ?

[@privateinformation2960]

Melbourne GP should by all rights have a full car show about 5km away at 'Jeffs Shed' for the week of the GP, absolutely epic chance to show off literally everything F1 plus all of the support event vehicles. Instead all we get (not complaining, especially as i worked this event a few years back) is the Sauber two seater doing runs from the Melbourne Town Hall up and down a couple of laps and thats it :/ They did try running something... i think it was the 2 seater, down Great Ocean Road... i dont know what idiot thought of that but it couldnt have been anyone who knows anything about F1, too fast for mechanical grip, too slow for aero, and how the hell youd set up the gearbox for corners where you either need to be flat out or about to stall.... nfi. Button in McLaren at Bathurst.... oooh mama... but not F1 event related sadly. And doesnt happen enough.

[@icewhitegames6875]

And the Indian GP

[@reptongeek]

I do actually like the South Korea circuit. If all the building had happened, it would have looked amazing

[@conwayniall]

Do the Grand Prix in Libya? 🙏🤓

[@adzventurerider]

I ride the track currently, yeah the area is a dump. Typical, someone made money putting it 4 hr drive from Seoul.

[@wadeturner3791]

Also what's " formula E" it used to be on TV here but hasn't for a few years now

[@Peteman81]

I was so glad when Korea and India disappeared from the games - they were horrible tracks. I enjoyed Malaysia mind

[@ibex485]

Swamp = A critically endangered wetland of global importance, vital for the millions of birds migrating thousands of miles every year up the western Pacific to the Arctic, Siberia & North America. There are hardly any coastal wetlands left in the region. Building the track there was controversial at the time. Now look at what's left. It's hardly the new Monaco they were claiming it would be. Such a tragedy.

[@PaperBanjo64]

I had mixed feelings about this track in the games, I hated it then got driving and kinda liked it and then disliked it again till I had to race it again, Magny Cours is at least fun to drive on.

[@chrisdavidson911]

What's the flashy boi on your radiator for?

[@AidanMillward]

@@chrisdavidson911 smart valve. Must have been changing for the next programme on my boiler’s schedule.

[@AlonsoRules]

That track should not have been on the calendar

[@flipppbook]

you've spelled the name of the place wrong in the title. it's Yeongam (pronounced /yong-am/ or /'young'-am/)

[@spudgunn8695]

Wasn't Yeongnam about as far away from the border with North Korea as they could build a race track? Just a thought..

[@Trivaldo99]

Libya? When?

[@whyareyoureadingmynickname8158]

This GP was dead on arrival. Right from the start, it seemed like no one was really interested in it. I can't even recall it being advertised at all, unlike other new races at the time. The track itself being bland as heck and the fact that it was in the middle of nowhere didn't help. Whole thing certainly felt more like quick cash grab rather than genuine effort to create new event. Indian GP at least had potential, if only it weren't for surrounding shenanigans. I think that it should come back, whether on Buddh or not.

[@AidanMillward]

@@whyareyoureadingmynickname8158 India’s race got fucked by taxes I think because the government wanted to class it as entertainment.

[@truehunger108]

I hear that Bernie was stiff arming the organisers to pay extra money in order to use images and footage from the race weekend.

[@seaninterpop]

You mean Y-E-O-N-G-A-M

[@ChrisHopkinsBass]

I’m sure Joe Saward wrote in one of his blogs that the all hotels in the area were essentially licensed br0thels

[@ianwynne764]

Hello Aidan: I think you have made a spelling mistake with "oppan:. The word written in Korean is 오빠. The final character is pronounced as "u", as in "fun". In some circumstances an "n" can be added to end, however, I don't think you meant that in this case. By the way, young women call their older brothers oppa. Have a lovely day.

[@GCN-r1u]

first who builds a f1 track and expects a city to be built around it. f1 for approving a mickey mouse track with the worst pit exit ever.

[@timmurphy4844]

To be fair at the time the government was running a plan decentralised Korea as nearly 60% of Korea live with in 50km of Seoul.

[@chrisgoat6435]

Yeo g nam?

[@kevinprior3549]

Korea & India was a joke. Hope they don't come back.

[@lykan801]

bots got here fast 😅

[@AeroGuy07]

They always do!

[@ALPHABYTE1994]

Like that is normal, cuz they are bots

[@413TomaccoRoad]

Kimchi GP?

[@marcchan711]

I believe the correct spelling is Yeongam, not 'Yeognam'

[@TL98]

HEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEY, WASTING MONEEEY!

[@nowind37]

WEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE AREEEEEEEEE BLEEEEEEEEEEEDING MONEEEEY

[@Eagleracer38x]

I remember they were supposedly painting lines onto dirt to get it really for homologated... Or was that India?

[@davidcagle920]

Dont wanna be that guy but its just pronouced hun-day. I worked at the factory that built sonatas and thats how they say it