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The Marina Bay Street Circuit saw 264,108 fans grace its premises to the Formula 1 Singapore Airlines Singapore Grand Prix 2023 over the race weekend. Despite a slight hiccup with the closure of the Bay Grandstand for the redevelopment of The Float at Marina Bay, the 2023 Singapore Grand Prix race has proven to be an absolute crowd-puller.
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Sensational turnout for the 2023 Formula 1 Singapore Grand Prix


It’s safe to say we've just witnessed a Formula 1 showdown that will go down in history. The 2023 Singapore Airlines Grand Prix had all the drama, speed, and heart-pounding action that we've come to expect from the Marina Bay Street Circuit.
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Ferrari Conquers 2023 Formula 1 Singapore Grand Prix

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Carlos Sainz takes brilliant victory in stunning Singapore finish, fending off rivals from McLaren and Mercedes.


The Marina Bay Street Circuit just dished out one of the most heart-pounding qualifying sessions in its history of Formula 1 action. Carlos Sainz, the Spaniard with the need for speed, grabbed his first-ever pole position in style at the 2023 Singapore Grand Prix.
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Singapore Formula 1 Grand Prix - Saturday Qualifying

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It was a shocking day for Red Bull at the Marina Bay Street Circuit and a brilliant outing for Ferrari.


This Marina Bay Street Circuit underwent a little makeover this year, and boy did it shake things up. The F1 experts predicted that the changes to the circuit would shave off about nine seconds from the lap times. But guess what? It turned out to be even more impressive. Carlos Sainz clocked a blistering lap at 1:32.120 seconds. That's not just faster; it's a whopping 10.913 seconds quicker than the same session last year.
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Singapore Formula 1 Grand Prix - Friday round-up

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The time sheets were all flashing Scarlet Red, with our Bull championship leaders running into some trouble.


And this special livery will debute at the upcoming 2023 Singapore Grand Prix (15-17 September) and the 2023 Japanese Grand Prix (22-24 September). Now, when I say
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McLaren Goes Stealth For The Singapore Grand Prix with OKX

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McLaren Formula 1 team and OKX, the Web3 tech wizards, have joined forces to unveil a limited-edition Stealth Mode livery that's set to make the McLaren MCL60 F1 cars shine.


Headed to the Singapore Grand Prix this year, or just wanted to pop into town to do some weekend shopping? As with all previous years, the Land Transport Authority (LTA) has announced a series of road closures to prepare for the race weekend. Our race is, after all, a street circuit.
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Singapore Formula One 2023 Road closures

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Headed to the town area during the Formula One race weekend? Here's some useful road information on the various road closures in effect.


The Formula 1 world is no stranger to drama, with announcements echoing through the paddock like a symphony of change. Amidst this electrifying atmosphere, whispers of exits reverberate; this time for the Alpine Formula 1 team. The spotlight shines on the exits of Team Principal Otmar Szafnauer and Sporting Director Alan Permane, who, following the British and Hungarian Grands Prix, have reached a mutual agreement to part ways with the French team.
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Winds of Change: Alpine's Shuffle on the Formula 1 Stage

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Alpine have sacked team principal Otmar Szafnauer and sporting director Alan Permane, while chief technical officer Pat Fry left his position to join Williams.


If you aren’t living under a rock, the Goodwood Festival Of Speed is a place where anything goes. You could rock up in literally anything that moves, and it can turn into a spectacle for the crowds to enjoy. This hallowed ground is also where past and present of Formula 1 legends collide in a symphony of roaring engines. This year’s event was no exception, and we were treated to a wonderful sight. So, grab a cup of your preferred horsepower-infused beverage, settle in, and let's relive the magic. Sebastian Vettel: A Champion Among Us
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On The Ground: Formula 1 Stars At Goodwood Festival Of Speed 2023

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Vettel, Schumacher, Hakkinen and many others delivered a spectacular F1 show on the famous Goodwood hill.


The world of Formula 1 is a delicate art of cutting-edge technology. Every little tweak and change in regulation can make a world of difference to teams, and one such tweak that has been the hot topic of discussion for months was the tyre blanket ban. These are pads that keep those slick tyres toasty warm before a session, giving them that extra grip on the track. But, the FIA has suddenly decided to postpone this much-discussed ban. And when I say “postpone,” I mean they’re holding off until after the 2024 season. Why, you ask? Well, it’s all about energy consumption and the sport’s environmental sustainability targets. They want to make sure they’ve got all their gears in sync before they make such a significant change.
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Formula 1 Postpones Tyre Blanket Ban

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Formula 1 will postpone the hotly-debated ban on tyre-heating blankets until after the 2024 season, according to FIA officials.


It's always said that you should appreciate genius when you experience it, and that is becoming truer as the season progresses in this 2023 Formula 1 world championship. Max Verstappen, the unstoppable force, continues his dominant streak with seven consecutive wins in the 2023 season, leaving us all in awe.
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Formula 1 2023 - The Season Thus Far

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The Bulls extend their dominance once again, but the rest of the field are making cracking upgrades.


Drawing inspiration from the brand's Formula 1 contender, the AMR23 Edition instils the DBX707 with a racing identity that resonates with both the AMR23 F1 car and the Official Medical Car of Formula 1.
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Aston Martin Celebrates Formula 1 Success With Racecar-Inspired Look For DBX707

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Aston Martin, in a jubilant celebration of the triumphs achieved by the Aston Martin Aramco Cognizant Formula One® Team, has unveiled the exclusive AMR23 Edition for its DBX707.


In what is a world first amongst any automotive manufacturer, customers, fans, and dealer partners can now virtually specify any of Aston Martin’s breathtaking product range within the high-performance setting of a Formula 1 pit garage. Launched ahead of the second Grand Prix of the season in Saudi Arabia, the new digital environment displays Aston Martin’s AMR23 challenger within the garage, allowing customers and fans to take inspiration from the pinnacle of motorsport engineering and design when bringing to life their bespoke interpretation of an Aston Martin.
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Aston Martin welcomes customers and fans inside its Formula 1 pit garage to spec their dream car

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Aston Martin launched an all-new environment on its online configurator, welcoming customers to spec their own car within the Aston Martin Aramco Cognizant Formula One garage.


Formula 1 is back after the winter break, and this season promises more action and close fights. Aston Martin, aside from their new signing with Fernando Alonso, will be showcasing its ultra-luxury SUV, the DBX707, as the official FIA Medical Car for Formula 1. The DBX707 is the no-compromise, fully loaded variant of the DBX, and has received significant engine, transmission, suspension, and brake upgrades. These upgrades make it the (at the time of writing) the most powerful SUV on the planet.
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Aston Martin unleashes the DBX707 For the Formula 1 2023 Season

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Aston Martin DBX707, the world’s most powerful luxury SUV, is the new Official FIA Medical Car of Formula 1.


New technical regulations will result in future Formula One cars to compete with a new combustion engine, which will be able to run with fully sustainable fuels. For greater efficiency, these engines will be paired with a 469bhp electric motor. With Formula 1 regulations set to change once again in 2026, owing to more stringent rules and environmental concerns, this leaves a gap for new teams and manufacturers to enter. Audi has already confirmed their entry for the 2026 season with Sauber, and now Ford has just announced that it will also be returning to the big leagues.
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Ford Is Making A Comeback To Formula 1

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In a new partnership with Red Bull Racing, the American giant will be supplying hybrid power units to both Red Bull Racing and Scuderia AlphaTauri teams from 2026 onwards.


With 30 years of competitive experience, Sauber is one of the most renowned and traditional teams in Formula 1. The Swiss racing team is currently in a partnership with Alfa Romeo. Sauber will be responsible for planning and executing race operations during the Formula 1 season. With its new collaboration with Audi, the power unit will be developed at Audi’s Motorsport Competence Center in Neuburg an der Donau, while Sauber will produce the Formula 1 car at its site in Hinwil (Switzerland). Development of the power unit, which consists of the MGU-K, battery, control systems and a V6 hybrid engine, is already in full swing at Audi’s racing facility.
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Audi Partners Sauber For Formula 1 Entry

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Following the announcement of its entry into Formula 1 at the end of August, Audi has now confirmed its new partner in the sport.


The Singapore Grand Prix aka F1 is one of the biggest highlights on our country’s annual events calendar, but was sadly cancelled for the past two years due to the COVID-19 restrictions which plagued the country. But now that restrictions have eased off, the night race and extended festivities happening from 30th September to 2nd October are back in full swing! The Singapore GP is renowned as one of the best races on the calendar for off-track entertainment, and this year more than 40 music acts will be performing over multiple venues dotted around the Marina Bay street circuit. Whether you’re visiting the venue to catch the fast cars and races, or to indulge in the headline concert acts, here’s a helpful guide to help you get the most out of this weekend. 1. Plan your itinerary in advance
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F1 RETURNS: Burnpavement’s TIPS ON SURVIVING THE SINGAPORE GRAND PRIX F1 WEEKEND

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After a long two-year hiatus parked on the sidelines, the Formula One (F1) Singapore Grand Prix is finally back in action!


As part of the festivities leading up to the main race, DZ Engineering SRL, a subsidiary of Dino Zoli Group, is hosting a photographic exhibition aptly titled Twelve Years of Lights and Racing in the Lion City.
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Photo exhibition celebrates 12 years of red-hot action at Singapore GP

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Relive iconic F1 moments at the Twelve Years of Lights and Racing in the Lion City exhibition


In the run-up to the 2022 Formula 1 Singapore Grand Prix, McLaren Singapore is hosting its first-ever Time Attack Challenge, based on the official F1 22 video game developed by Codemasters. Participants will be given 3 laps to clock their fastest time in the McLaren Formula 1 car around the Marina Bay Street Circuit.
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McLaren Singapore kicks off F1 season with Time Attack challenge

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Weekly prizes to be won, including Klipsch wireless earphones


That’s because the company from Ingolstadt has announced plans to join the world’s apex racing series, when new power unit technical regulations come into effect in 2026. This comes after months of speculation and questions over it and corporate cousins Porsche’s involvements in the sport.
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Audi to enter Formula 1 in 2026

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The German manufacturer will become the fifth engine supplier to the sport


With a dearth of knowledge in Singapore on EV systems in general, the students faced a bigger challenge building the R22e than usual. While the teams in charge of the chassis, aerodynamics, and suspension tuning had the benefit of their predecessor’s experience and data to guide them, those in charge of the electric powertrain found themselves thrown in the deep end. From programming the motor controller to even proper safe handling procedures for high-voltage electrical components, there were a lot of lessons learnt in the R22e’s journey, which has implications not just for NUS’s FSAE team, but eventually for the automotive sector in Singapore, particularly once the students enter the workforce.
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Say hello to Singapore's first home-grown electric race car

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The NUS FSAE team’s R22e is more than just a speed machine, it’s a stepping stone to building EV know-how in Singapore’s auto sector.



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