But why hold the event at night? I think there are marketing factors at play here.
First, F1 cars racing down the street at night is unique, and uniqueness draws attention. By the way,
Second, 8pm at
Now let’s hope that
Saturday, September 27, 2008
Singapore Formula 1 Night Race
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night race? interesting! never heard abt it! :)
ReplyDeleteBecause of the road blocks due to F1 race, there has been massive jams in nearby roads (which happen to be the city / commercial area).
ReplyDeleteAs a result, more drivers are turning to public transport.
It will be interesting to see how F1 and the roadblocks are affecting the retailers in that vicinity, whether positively or negatively.
Oh well, lets wait for it to end and see what the locals in Singapore have to feedback. ^_^
cool right???
ReplyDeletebtw, clash with church hours or not, it makes no difference, since Western Europe has long been hit by low church attendance rates.
kikey
ReplyDeleteYou are in the U.S. I guess you only know Nascar, LOL...
shingo
Fortunately Singapore's MRT is pretty extensive.
kyh
Church attendance rate is at historically low rates, down from 100% during the Medieval Age, but possibly still significant. On the other, attendance rate in former Communist states are on the rise.
I was surprised when I heard that. I had always imagined Singapore as a small place and never thought they wold be enough room for an F1 race!
ReplyDeleteThe organizer got such a creative mind in doing business:P
ReplyDeletezhu
ReplyDeleteThey converted city streets into circuit.
sinji
Yeah, creativity is important...