Marina Bay Sands in Singapore has Got its Formula Right!

It’s the sure shot way to get an adrenaline high. There’s a bevy of beauties on wheels, speeds that reach well over 300 kilometres per hour, hairpin bends, and a taste for lurking danger at every turn. Welcome to the world where speed devils and their mean machines rule the roost. Head to the Marina Bay Street Circuit in Singapore for the most exciting time of your life from September 18-20, 2015. As one of the most dangerous yet thrilling sporting events of its kind, the Singapore version (the 16^th round of the FIA Formula One World Championship) comes after a long line of other events trailing the globe from Britain to Hungary, From Belgium to Italy. It could well be the place where you throw caution to the winds and speed up the excitement quotient!

Careening Out of Control

Singapore is hardly new to the sport – the first event of its kind having been organised here as early as 1961 although it was known as the Orient Year Grand Prix then. In recent years, the event has seen an increase in popularity with most tickets (the three-day as well as final day ones) being completely sold out. True to its style and glamour, the Singapore GP is a one of its kind event, with some unique features. The most astounding bit, of course, being the fact that it is the only Grand Prix event in the world to be held at night. With a neon-lit city/country as the backdrop, an excellent modern-day state of the art facility and entertainment that can put any Vegas party to shame, it is a big draw not just because of the races themselves but also because of the high octane entertainment that the city provides during this time.

Of Speed Monsters & Glamorous Nights

The Singapore GP is well known for providing its spectators a show they are not likely to forget in a hurry. While the actual event has spectators on tenterhooks any way, the after party is another event worth waiting for. Last year’s event was a rocking affair with performances by Jennifer Lopez, Robbie Williams, John Legend, Taiwanese band Mayday, and more. This year, one can expect as much of a great show, if not more, with an impressive line-up of Maroon 5, Pharrell Williams, Spandau Ballet, and more. Anyone who buys the three-day ticket (which will allow entry to the qualifying as well as the final race) is eligible to attend the show.

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Press the Accelerator

Here are a few pointers to ensure your F1 experience is a smooth ride throughout. So keep the following things in mind:

1. The Marina Bay Street Circuit is an exciting place to be in  with not just the races but several other side shows in progress. Besides, Singapore can get very hot so dress appropriately and keep a supply of water handy.

2. There will be thousands of people heading to the circuit so stick to public transport as the best way to get there.

3. There is also an F1 Village with photo podiums, tattoo artists, the works - don’t miss to check it out.

4. The food and drink at Singapore GP is the best you’ll get. From fresh oysters to French soup, you can be on a personal culinary adventure.

Get ready for some speedy action and book your hotels and flights to Singapore today!