2008 Singapore Grand Prix

**CVT** · May 26th, 2007 09:42 PM

Depende sa eroplanong sasakyan mo,- baka halos ka-presyo o mas mahal pa sa pamasahe ang ticket sa F1.

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**jds** · May 26th, 2007 10:42 PM

Hopefully the ticket price will not be expensive as Singapore is trying to promote F1 race in Singapore for the very first time.

**CVT** · May 27th, 2007 08:09 AM

Bro.,- first-time F1 race pa lang sa Shanghai,- $100+ na kaagad ang ticket.... Dahil kasi,- may mga loyal legions ng Europeans et al na sumusubaybay sa F1 races.....

Hindi na lang ng complimentary tickets sa Toyota, Honda et al.....

2801:clap:

**gowthead** · May 27th, 2007 03:05 PM

uy talaga planing on going there this year, resched ko na lang next year. marinig ko man lang ung mga salabaheng auto na un in person solve na ko. hehe

**bbt** · May 28th, 2007 09:40 PM

is this for sure? if it is, it's going to be truly exciting. not only is it a street race, it's also going to be at night! looks like singapore's going to give monaco a run for its money

**torque2006** · June 5th, 2007 06:17 PM

kala ko di pa to sure?

mahal ticket sa formula 1 eh. nagpunta kami sa melbourne before, takte, gen admission ticket inabot yata ng AUD 250 yung tito ko for each of us.

sana matuloy yung sa singapore. mas mura airfare at lodging dun eh. yung malaysian grand prix bulok daw, di ko pa na-try.

**nitrox** · June 5th, 2007 06:49 PM

Mahal ang F1 tickets. I think the franchise fee sponsors/host countries have to fork-out in order for them to stage a F1 race is about $70million. I suppose they need to recover this expense through ticket and merchandise sales. I had to pay about P16K for my grandstand seats for this year's F1 race in Sepang. I would think they would align the pricing of the Singpapore tickets with ticket prices from other Asian races. Let's wait and see for the final annoucement, hopefully its more affordable.