2013 Formula 1 Singapore Grand Prix

James Courtney takes us for a fast ride on a V8 lap around the Circuit of The Americas. V8 SUPERCARS will make their first competitive appearance deep in the American heartland this weekend. Heres all you need to know. WHAT IS IT? The Austin 400, ...

The approach—to hold racing on city streets instead of a purpose-built track—has many advantages. Attracting spectators is easier if the race is held in the city, making travel more convenient. The city also benefits from being promoted to a ...

"We will come up with something very soon, it's still on the back burner... we should be announcing it soon," Colin Syn said. -TNP The announcement of the title sponsors for this year's Singapore Formula 1 Grand Prix is on the horizon. Speaking to ...

1:20 AM FORMULA 1 race promoter Singapore GP is reaching out to more people this year to get them to be part of the sixth edition of the Republic's iconic night race on the Marina Bay Street Circuit

Reuters Pirelli tyres are seen in the paddock as it rains ahead of the first practice session of the Singapore F1 Grand Prix at the Marina Bay Street Circuit September 21, 2012. REUTERS/Tim Chong MILAN (Reuters) - Industrial and financial investors ...

LONDON (Reuters) - Formula One must have a permanent race steward attending all races if a licence penalty points system for drivers is to be introduced next season, according to triple world champion Jackie Stewart. Three-time Formula One Grand ...

LONDON (Reuters) - Formula One world champions Red Bull could benefit from changes to be introduced at next month's Canadian Grand Prix that will make tyres tougher and longer lasting, supplier Pirelli recognised on Tuesday. The Italian company's ...

The Berkeley Repertory Theatre is currently presenting Mark Wing-Davey's "reinterpretation" of Pericles, Prince of Tyre , a 404-year-old play by William Shakespeare in a production designed by Peter Ksander and Douglas Stein with costumes by Meg ...

A banker's playground Singapore's main lifestyle drawcards were once only of the serious sort: good schools, upmarket apartments, excellent public transport, and clean air (at least compared with Hong Kong). These days, however, bankers are finding ...