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Wonder how many here are fans and truly enjoy the sports?

Think it's more for the elites and high brows....an event one can only indulge in if you have the cash to splurge. 

Certainly a coveted affair for the Tourism Board after two years of absence.
Hong Gan, now raining so heavily…. Rotfl
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Waste time and most environmentally unfriendly. Think of the amount of high octane petrol they burn in each race.
I watched before at road side in Melbourne, it was so fast, less than 3 secs disappeared, never a fan of F1.

When they practised it was very noisy you could hear from 10 km away.
Saw so many Ang Mohs enjoying themselves in town.
Many are here for the F1...

Can see many enjoying alfresco dining in Chinatown...adding to the much needed vibes and liveliness which have been missing for a long while.
Not really a fan if watching on TV. Problem with F1 is there are very few overtakings relatively. Very boring.

Watching at the place of action is better but not because of the F1 race. More because it is a gathering with friends and we can TCSS while waiting for the cars to appear again after going through. Overall, it is not a very entertaining sport for viewers and spectators relative to other sports.
F1 is the brainchild of LKY to promote SG as a "must visit " destination for tourists. 

The lighted skyline at night beamed to millions across the globe is indeed captivating, enticing and awesome.
(01-10-2022, 01:59 PM)hansamu Wrote: [ -> ]F1 is the brainchild of LKY to promote SG as a "must visit " destination for tourists. 

The lighted skyline at night beamed to millions across the globe is indeed captivating, enticing and awesome.

not ong beng seng hotel prop boss ?
last time walk about can move fr 1 place/station to another, now  confined to only a station
if want to move around to many stations different pricing ? right ?
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(01-10-2022, 01:25 PM)Instinct Wrote: [ -> ]Waste time and most environmentally unfriendly. Think of the amount of high octane petrol they burn in each race.
Exactly 
Meaningless event that hasten climate change and destroy mother nature. Imagine those can use to feed so much famine people in third world. Useless event
there was a turn of tides in 2005, when our FOUNDING father Mr. Lee Kuan Yew remarked (published in the Sunday Times) he regretted not having built a Formula One racing course as he believed that F1 would bring much global awareness and commercial benefits to Singapore.

In 2008, Singapore Tourism Board successfully bid the right to host not just another Grand Prix but it was THE FIRST night-time event in Formula One history. This first race was held at the new Marina Bay Street and this Circuit was the 15th round of the 2008 FIA Formula One World Championship. The timing of the night event could not be any better as it was broadcast live at a convenient time for European TV audiences. Singapore gained maximum international exposure.
Watched in Malaysia 2 days until ai Koon Kee.
Saw racing car burst into fire.
In the old days Angmoh liked to watch horse racing, now they watch F1 instead.
(01-10-2022, 04:16 PM)lvlrsSTI Wrote: [ -> ]In the old days Angmoh liked to watch horse racing, now they watch F1 instead.

Nah, not say a lot Ang moh like F1 , is Mixed

soccer,
football
basketball

horse racing
etc etc every sports , Ang moh also watch.
Jialat....raining  again. 
Sky looks rather dark.....Hope it clears soon so fervent fans can enjoy themselves.
Oh No, raining again!
Who never shower today?

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What a cool evening. 
Lucky Singapore. 
Thrills, excitement, food and the concert. 
Its the youngster's paradise.
(01-10-2022, 05:32 PM)Migrant Wrote: [ -> ]What a cool evening. 
Lucky Singapore. 
Thrills, excitement, food and the concert. 
Its the youngster's paradise.

Ya...blessed. 
And the impending grand party at Fullerton, Collyer Quay....$800  per pax.
Still raining, F1 how?
(01-10-2022, 05:47 PM)hansamu Wrote: [ -> ]Ya...blessed. 
And the impending grand party at Fullerton, Collyer Quay....$800  per pax.

Atas VIP tickets cost 30k++
(01-10-2022, 05:50 PM)lvlrsSTI Wrote: [ -> ]Still raining, F1 how?

It's not the actual race. Only qualifying rounds to set positions for the start on final day.
(01-10-2022, 08:37 PM)surfer Wrote: [ -> ]It's not the actual race. Only qualifying rounds to set positions for the start on final day.

No more rain, saw many people watch on the big screen at Capitol.