It's not wrecked but it was never good in the first place
I was shocked with Mexico's track. I knew I couldn't expect the current layout to be evenly remotely on par with the old great one, but boy...... It's easily the worst track on the entire F1 calendar, and that's a not small "accomplisment" with the likes of Abu Dhabi, Bahrain, China, CGV(beautiful surroundings, horrible layout) and Sochi.
Despite being mostly comprised of dull slow corners, even these other tracks have one or two nice corners. Mexico's best corner is still quite subpar, imho.
The track I would most like to be included in the calendar, from Latin America, is Argentina's Potrero de los Funes. Will NEVER happen, though. John Dagys has a nice onboard on his youtube account:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n1GLyF3TUJM
I'm not the only one to dream, though
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t7ey1UjnWw8
Middle Eastern-wise, Losail is a fantastic track, a complete opposite of Bahrain and Abu Dhabi. Not only the layout is much better but it's full of grass and gravel too
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6uaruZ9k8Xg
Incredible how MotoGP has much better tracks than F1, btw(Losail, Muggelo, Sachsenring, Brno....)
I would assume Qatar has the money to host a WEC race, it's just likely that Bahrain can afford a lot more(plus, of course, the F1 connection)
I like Silverstone and Spa very much and the only Euro place I would replace is Nurburgring with Muggelo(also never happening). I know WEC needs a German track but I'm not fond of any, Sachsenring apart(but that's a bike's layout. Wouldn't work for WEC). My option for Muggelo is purely based on layout.
I know Fuji won't be replaced due to Toyota but, in Japan, I prefer any other track(possible exception of Okayama).
I would also like China replaced with either Sepang or Buriram, as Asia's round.
To post a final dream, WEC would be FANTASTIC in Turkey. It's just a shame where the track is located and that motorsport is non-existent in that part of the world
Of course, YorkshireLad asked Chiana, so sorry for getting in the way