Hispania Racing driver Bruno Senna believes that the brand-new Korea International Circuit could be the scene of his team’s best result of the season so far this weekend.

The new track, located in the South Jeolla Region and about 400km away from Seoul, will present an unknown challenge to all of the F1 teams and the Brazilian driver believes that could mean a more level-playing field.

"Going to Korea for the first time should be a very interesting experience. No one has been to the circuit before, but it seems to be a challenging track. It is a mix of a sector with slow corners and long straights followed by a section with changes of direction on medium speed corners.

You really need a car with good braking stability and good traction. It is a bit unknown for everyone, but we hope that as it is going to be the first time here for everybody, it will level the playing-field and make it possible for us to achieve a good result."

Bruno arrives in Korea following his best result of the season at Suzuka, and the Brazilian is determined to build on that good performance as F1 heads into the final three races of the campaign.

"Everyone at Hispania Racing were very satisfied with our performance in Japan, and we are ready for the challenge this weekend of building on that result and delivering our best race of the season."