What does the tiny little red dot of a Singapore and Formula One GP Night Race have in common?

Everything from the adrenaline pumping World’s First Formula One Night Race to flamboyant night life to booming tourism and festive celebrations are all happening at once! Singapore is catapulted into the world sports limelight of the high-glamour, adrenaline rushing Formula One GP events by hosting the world’s first Formula One Night Racing.

Come this exciting weekend starting from 26 September, this tiny little island will bring to you the full contingent of Formula One GP Hall of Fame masters, Formula One fanatics, overseas & local celebrities and Uniquely Singapore festivities .

Singapore , a tiny standalone City State at the southern most tip of the Malayan Peninsula. This is a beautiful city state boosting of world class bests. It was the world’s busiest port, has the best airline, one of the countries with the fastest growing millionaires, has one of the best mass rapid transport networks, is one of the cleanest and greenest country, represents all things cosmopolitan and is a god-fearing, hardworking and fun loving nation. And now it bags yet another First into its coffers - Formula One First Ever Night Race.

Singapore Grand Prix will set a major milestone in the Formula One Racing history, with the race taking place on a 5.067 kilometer track comprising of a unique 61-lap circuit under state-of-the-art lighting system.

The events around the F1 race stretches over the weekend from Sept 26. 50,000 visitors will attend the 2 full days of practice runs while around 100,000 people, including 40,000 overseas visitors, will attend the debut inaugural run, the 800th Formula One World Championship race in the Marina Bay area on Sept 28. Although the race drivers will be too busy to enjoy Singapore’s historical landmarks, the race course includes the 100-year-old Anderson Bridge and the Raffles Boulevard for the benefit of its spectators.

Singapore signed a contract which guaranteed at least a 5 year contract with option to extend 2 more years for this series of high profile first ever night races. Authorities are expecting to generate about US$70 million revenues per race annually from all related activities.

If you have not booked you tickets to the First Ever Singapore Formula One GP Night Race in Asia , don’t miss out on a lifetime experience of adrenaline pumping excitement. So go get that rush!