Buriram Times

These are extremely exciting times in Buriram. Hotels have gone up, attractions are being built, and the selection of restaurants, bars and activities is ever expanding. As a bonus, all areas of the town are being constantly upgraded by Buriram council.The beautiful town centre parks, historical attractions, and elegant town centre waterways are always being improved and updated.In short, the experience of living in Buriram is getting better and better all the time. Buriram Times is here to get you the latest news from the area.Whether it’s a new restaurant, hotel, a tourist attraction upgrade, or property development, we’ll get the latest scoop and tell you all about it. Our aim is to bring you all the positive aspects of the progress happening in this expanding, dynamic and beautiful town of Buriram. Over the coming months and year you will see Buriram Times expanding to cover all aspects of life in Buriram.

It’s likely that we shall be covering everything from sport to education and from jobs to leisure.

Let’s hope we can bring you the news you want to hear.

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IN THE OPINION OF THE EDITORIAL TEAM HERE’S A SELECTION OF OUR BEST ARTICLES NOT INCLUDED IN THE MOST RECENT NEWS ABOVE. EDITOR’S CHOICEInterested to know about the Chang International Circuit?

Here a Are Some Stats About The Track and Complex:

  • The Circuit and complex cost over 2,000 million baht to build and are situated on an expansive 1,200 acre site.
  • The track is 4.554 km long.
  • The circuit features twelve bends of varying severity. Fortunately for spectators nine of those bends are very close to the main, highly impressive 50,000 capacity Grandstand.
  • There are two long straights. One is  a whole km long. On this longer straight hair raising speeds of 300 – 315 kph are expected to be achieved.
  • The two high speed straights are joined by a tight hairpin bend. Therefore drivers will be accelerating to top speed and having to then negotiate an extremely tricky corner before entering the next straight..
  • After the straights competitors very soon find themselves in the technical section. This sits in front of, and can be fully viewed from, the main stand.
  • The technical section consists of nine bends some of which can be taken at 160kmh.
  • From the main grandstand, spectators can see the entire race track.
  • Overall, the track seems to have  a great mix of speedy straights and serious skill requiring bends. Split second timing will be paramount towards the end of the straights and corner handling skills will also be tested to the max by the other parts of the track.
  • The circuit was designed by world famous, and considered world number one race track designer by many, Herman Tilke.