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F1 fans may think that there are few corners of the globe where the sport would not go to, given that the calendar has expanded to such far flung places as Singapore, Abu Dhabi and now South Korea. Before F1 went to Bahrain the country enjoyed a lower profile in the media and the same may even be true of Malaysia so one country which could clearly do with the reputational boost which F1 brings is Iraq. But the sport would never go there would it?
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