Motorsports would be thriving here, if the powers-that-be didn't have such a stranglehold on things. The Changi Motorsports Hub would have flourished in Singapore, except for the fact that the Singapore Sports Council wouldn't make any concessions toward the investors who were willing to take the risk to develop the land. I've personally spoken to an actual tenderer, and he was very disappointed with how the whole thing turned out.

As long as the people at the top are going to be more interested in swinging a golf club at a small dimpled white ball than gripping a steering wheel, white-knuckled, motorsports is going nowhere fast in Singapore.

Whilst F1 provides a single "shot" of motorsport here in Singapore, the organisers have not used the event to bring a broader understanding of high quality categories.

If the V8 Supercars were to be added to the race weekend schedule it would give locals a much greater exposure to world class racing as well as bring more fans and justify the high ticket costs.

Watching local Porsche Cup and pathetic Astons is not good enough.

Lets just say someone whom is very high in position working for SSC hates automobiles and loves Pubic Lansport.

Singapore is after revenue. From the efforts of a make shift track, there's no passion in F1. Look at our night race and the number of race interruptions due to crashes. Is F1 about adrenalin pumping high speed overtaking manoeuvre or about test of skills navigating thru traffic congestion on narrow bumpy unforgiving streets, and exposing the drivers to unnecessary dangers? F1 should move out of singapore to better venues, countries that will dedicate a track worthy of F1.

It has become a spectacle for the rich and the well connected to-you-know-who. Too commercialized and it's actually a mockery of the racing sports, in my humble opinion.

We need a local race track... even if it's an abandoned carpark also can like the old kallang rallies