Old cars singapore Videos

@Venderhoss Ha ha, has your friend been to Singapore? Actually there is a little bit of truth in it, but it is not the whole story. The situation is that you need to have a COE, Certificate of Entitlement, in order to buy a new car. This is valid for 10 years. After that you can extend the "life" of your car buy buying another COE, this time with options of 5 years or 10 years. more...

Splendid looking cars! Excellent exhibition! =)

Where and where is this?

Damn i envy you glitchfan , you get to sit in all these exotic cars , i can only see them , sometimes even see also cannot .

Was this a race for historic cars or historic drivers,....because really ! This pilot seemed to have artritis in his right hand leg (and maybe in his brain),....just couldn't decide weather to give trottle or not in the corners ! :-) A great way to destabilize a car.

The problem with historic F1 racing is that apart from the fact that it shows beautiful good sounding legendary racing cars, it could not be real racing. I can understand : the cars are too expensive, many of them don(t belong to the drivers so they have to take car of, and drivers level is not that high, so they are far from the cars limits. It s a pity spectators could rarely watch actual racing in that category. Maybe some promotors should think about a new neo-retro formula that mixes good "retro" look, good "retro" sound, but using new built relativly cheap cars. The neo-retro style is successful in automotive industry, so, why not in racing ? I'm sure spectators would like it and races would be very exciting if cars behave like real racing cars, not like jets on wheels. Just look to "Legends cars" category in the US and Europe ( they also race in Morocco ) : 30's "retro" look, oversteering and drifting easily in turns, within the reach of amateur drivers, one of the cheapest racing categories, very close and agressive racing, safe and very successful. It would be a huge success as support race during historic meetings and drivers that could not afford a real historic racing drive would be very happy to race on such cars at least, especially if those cars look like the F1 or prototype cars they always dreamed of.

I never liked that track, but now that I see it under daylight, it's like discovering a new circuit. Singapour is a beautiful city. It's a shame that we don't watch on TV any support race that take place there during the afternoon, except that boring night F1 GP. The background is superb, even the track is interesting... if it's on any other formula than "sticky-super glue-silent-ugly" modern F1 cars. Singapour should bring rather V8 supercars or Indycars.