Comments on: Malaysian F1 vs Singapore F1

By: Gallivanter

Gallivanter — Wed, 15 Oct 2008 15:56:04 +0000

Jewelle – Yeah, I’ve attended the Malaysian GP too, but it was superb because I witnessed Schumacher, falling behind to last, and finishing the race third!

By: Jewelle

Jewelle — Wed, 15 Oct 2008 07:25:28 +0000

As you know, I didn’t go for the Singapore GP and my men went only to experience what a night race is like. Other than that, I think F1 is best seen on TV. The best thing about the race in Singapore is that, when you get bored…SHOPPING is just a few meters away!!

By: Gallivanter

Gallivanter — Tue, 14 Oct 2008 11:48:37 +0000

Shemah – Nope, you didn’t.

By: Shemah

Shemah — Mon, 13 Oct 2008 15:55:16 +0000

We had a blackout the night of the race.. right after Massa took the whole hose with him down the pit lane. I guess we didn’t miss much, eh?

By: Gallivanter

Gallivanter — Mon, 13 Oct 2008 11:52:53 +0000

adrianlee – Correct. Crude oil is down, but our petrol price remains. The best part is, the drop in prices is so drastic that in theory, they can afford to strip RM1 off the price. We’re screwed.

The theme is called Amazing Grace.

Nick Phillips – The best part was, I only caught a glimpse of the race, but no matter what they do with F1, it’ll never be the same since Schumacher retired.

kaDusMama – Careful bah, they come in gang like burung gagak!

KY – The concept was, but it was still dull. Monaco’s still da bomb!

decypher – LOL. Well, I’m not against night racing, but I feel that the race was dull. Looks like some computer graphics when the camera pans across the track from the sky.

Jesmond – Yeah, the race was boring wasn’t it. Human traffic jams…hmmm…we get it here too…KLCC during public holidays like Raya or CNY. It looks like an immigration office trafficking foreigners!

Faiez – Sad but true. Rempits are still a menace. I always chuckle when I see kids, under 15 years old, cycling around town in the wee hours of the morning. Future rempits. Sigh.

By: Faiez

Faiez — Mon, 13 Oct 2008 11:01:07 +0000

Whatever being built/developed in Malaysia is more for the benefits of certain people. Money wise I mean. Sigh.

But anyway, rempits are still terrorising the road, tak perlu nak buat circuit for them, but then again, it wasn’t for them, it was for some ppl pocket money.

To KadusMama, be careful not to hit the rempits, they can come satu kg and beat the hell out of the person who ‘hit’ their orang kg… scary.

By: Jesmond

Jesmond — Mon, 13 Oct 2008 09:33:36 +0000

First off, thanks for the comment on the post.
Secondly, its true that Singapore F1 is boring that night.
Even i missed it, well, at least i won’t be jam-packed with other people around there.
Such are human-traffic-jam that night.

By: decypher

decypher — Mon, 13 Oct 2008 09:14:29 +0000

If Singapore had the race in the day… Who at the other side of earth would be awake to watch the race? This is a smart move to rake in the big bucks from television broadcasts.

I’m not against building a mosque near the circuit, but if the loudspeakers go off during the race…

I’m not going to say more for the sake of my own safety.

By: KY

KY — Mon, 13 Oct 2008 08:47:34 +0000

I thought the night race was pretty interesting though.

By: kaDusMama

kaDusMama — Mon, 13 Oct 2008 06:41:30 +0000

Rempits?? Hmmmm…i almost killed one of the bunch last time..!

By: Nick Phillips

Nick Phillips — Mon, 13 Oct 2008 06:32:03 +0000

Boring was an understatement la. I’m not into street circuits, they remind me of my Grand Tourismo game playing days … LOL!

By: adrianlee

adrianlee — Mon, 13 Oct 2008 04:10:59 +0000

haha, very true indeeed. and i dont even have the rights to ask “hey, where did all my taxes gone?” sepang circuit lol. dont mention the petrol yet, crude oil’s less than 90usd per barrel and this fellas here still not revising on it. just by decreasing 10 – 15 cents out of the RM1 dollars increased? ridiculous. screwed.

btw, i like the theme of your blog. lol. mind to share what you’re using?