Long Luxury Limousines are coming to the Singapore GP. And having just savoured the extreme luxury of being chauffered around in one of these vehicles of pleasure while in Las Vegas recently, we gladly expose an exclusive look inside of a Stretch Ford, complete with leather, lights, champagne and heart pumping excitement…. Ah the life of high luxury!
SSR Street Hunter
Posted in Street Tracks
This week, SSR Street Hunter went in search of some interesting Singapore tracks and has brought boack some really interesting videos that we had found in YouTube. Check out our special reports on Singapore Street Tracks and show you where you can find these places on the map.
Mark Webber testing the Singapore F1 Street Track
Posted in About F1 Singapore
Once the proposed street circuit has been announced, I am sure many of our F1 fanatics would have already jumped into your convertible to try our the route. Now, let us find our what Mark Webber thinks of the street circuit.
Winners in Singapore’s Formula 1
Posted in F1 Economics
It’s obvious that Mr Ong Beng Seng, who controls Singapore GP Pte Ltd, through Lusington Entertainments and shareholder Komoco Motors will stand to rake in the millions with sponsorships, events and of course ticketing revenue.
With an estimated cost of S$150 million and more than US$35 million of license fee payable to F1 supremo Bernie Ecclestone a year the race would be very difficult to host without the Government’s support and the involvement of Singapore Tourist Promotion Board. However, does this makes economics sense?
Let SSR (SingaporeStreetRacing.com) walk you through the economics and the indirect benefits.
Watch Formula One Racing For Free?
Posted in News, About F1 Singapore
How much do you need to pay for watching the race? It may range from S$40 to well over S$1,000 for the tickets. Now, how about watching it for Free? Does it sounds too good to be true? Well, all you need is some creativity.
Singapore Zooming into a New Exciting Era!!!
Posted in News, About F1 Singapore
Officials announced today (11th May 2007) that Singapore will host its first Formula One Grand Prix in 2008. The race will be the first Forumula One to be held at night. Designed to speed past skyscrapers, colonial-era buildings, the waterfront with spectacular views of the upcoming Intergrated Resort, the 5 years contract will be the best opportunity for Singapore to market itself to the World, showing off its beautiful night scenes. Read More
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