Crash.net, 24 Nov 2008
Despite being acclaimed as the most successful Formula One event of 2008, the Singapore Grand Prix is not about to rest on its laurels, with plans already afoot to improve the on-track action for next year's race.
While neighbour China is admitting that it may not be able to continue to stage an F1 event if the cost of being a host remains at its current level, Singapore looks set to make changes to the street circuit running through the heart of the city state, which broke new ground in 2008 by staging the first-ever floodlit grand prix.
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