Singapore Grand Prix

1)It is a set of technical regulations for single seater racing cars which is published annually by the FIA. The regulations specify maximum and minimum dimensions, engine capacity, what is permitted technically and what is not permitted and, perhaps most important of all, a large number of safety measures to be incorporated in the car with a view to protecting the driver. A car built to these regulations is a Formula One car. Formula Two (not currently in use), Formula Three and Formula 3000 are also FIA specifications, but each has lower performance than Formula One.
2)F1 first started on 1894 in Paris.
3)F1 could be held anywhere.
4)Yes. Singapore is well developed and is able to held the Grand Prix because Singapore has enough space and can handle such events.
5)Singapore's hotel can get more customers and invest more money than usual and Singapore's shopping malls also can invest more money.
6)I am not so interested in F1 cause all the cars just do the same thing,so i did not cheer for any driver.
7)Refer to Q6
8)I just like watching F1 for a few minutes on TV.
9)I just watched it for a few minutes on TV but it was not that interesting.