The night is still young

I believe most of you watched any sport game,
at least once in you life time right?

Most sport events either held it on day or night time right?
If I am not wrong...

So lets narrow down the topic,
racing sports...
especially those racing cars with at least 2 seater in it,
headlight and back light on it,
they do race either on the day or night time,
but but but... NOT for F1 racing...
NEVER in F1 racing history they had a night race.

Sad right,
because according to FIA
(Federation International de L'Automobile),
they said night race is dangerous for F1 racing cars,
plus the facts that F1 cars has no headlight
and can travel an average of speed of 300KM/Hour
(Traveling to Penang from KL, will only take us 1 hour to reach there)
SUPER FAST!!!
So is quite dangerous for the drivers,
that is quite true tho....

So what's the big deal right,
whether F1 race can be held during night time?

Imagine this













this...















this...















and this...















IMAGINE all this happening during night time?
Isn't that cool?

and yeah... some will say...
what is so interesting about it?
all F1 cars all look the same,
circling one big round for 1hours ++,
nothing interesting,
boring and sleepy =(

Yes yes sometimes it might be boring,
but but but... GUESS WHAT???
Like it or not!!!
According to F1 official web site
"Singapore will host a round of the 2008 FIA Formula One World Championship, it was confirmed on Friday (11th May 2007). The race, to be held on a new street circuit, will be the first night-time event in Formula One history."





PLUS...
they won't be racing on racing track,
but on public roads...
On the STREET!!! With the buildings around it...

That is so cool man!!!
Not only night time racing...
but racing on the street too... wohoo!!!

THINK of the movie fast and furious....
but instead of those car in the movie,
it will be F1 cars,
not only legal but FASTER!!!
F1 street racing in Singapore!!!

GOSH... that will be my 2008's wish list... so excited!!!

-The night is still young for F1 racing-