Birds eye view of the track

I have gone trigger happy over the last few hours and realise the blog has become amess of words and pictures. In an attempt to better organise my thoughts and pictures, i will try to separate pictures into relevant postings, as i do here.

Posted Pictures

An unfortunate circumstance of bringing a camera to the F1 races was that i spent more time trying to get a good shot as opposed to relaxing, and wathing the race. Often times, It was too crowded to get a good angle too. But i still had a blast there. Now i need to catch a repeated telecast on TV.

Wrecked Car, at the practise session.

Wheels destroyed.

Exhaust destroyed.

Front Stabilizer destroyed

Marina Bay Grandstand view.

View to the west

View to the east and the flyer

Porches on the track.

The Camera guy from across the grandstand.

Twilight is upon us. The race begins.

View from the road leading to the Marina Bay Grandstand (turn 20)

View of the qualifiers from the Marina Bay Grandstand

The race is underway. This is the straightaway before turn 19.

The turn after the Marina Bay Gradstands - Turn 20.

Posted Videos

In my posting videos, i hoped to bring fans closer to the event.
However, i neglected to check what quality setting my camera was set to and only realised it was on the lowest quality setting after. i could really kill mself. Hope you have fun looking at grainy video.


Spectators were allowed onto the track right after the qualifiers concluded. Seems like an odd practice, contrary to safety concerns that are ever so present these days.



The Marina Bay Grandstands was the only section where the F1 cars drove under any seating structures. At the lower deck, i was able to get a different view of the action, with the noise at a deafening volume in the confined area.



Grainy view from the track. Apologise for the video quality setting.


Prior to the F1 qualifiers, Porches had a go on the track.