The first-ever floodlit night race venue in Formula One™ history, won the accolade at the Professional
Motor Sport World annual awards ceremony held in Cologne, Germany on Tuesday 11th November.

The Singapore Grand Prix venue was commended both for the revolutionary track lighting and the spectacular way in which it wove the track through the heart of the city. Other shortlisted candidates for the 2008 Motor Sport Facility of the Year included the European Grand Prix venue at Valencia in Spain, the new Toyota Racing Development chassis engineering building in Cologne and a new start-of-the-art motor racing facility
at Sturup, near Malmö in Sweden.

“We are delighted that the efforts of the entire team and the invaluable contribution from all our fantastic partners have been recognised by this award” said Jonathan Hallett, Director of Media and Communications for Singapore GP Pte Ltd. “We have received a great many compliments from around the world since the running of the race in September, but this is an award given by our peers, the professionals who work in
motor sport. It therefore is especially gratifying to receive this award.”

The Professional Motor Sport World Awards, which are in their third year of recognising international motor sports endeavours, were selected by a distinguished judging panel from all areas of the sport. Other awards given out at the gala Award show in Cologne included Safety Innovation of the Year (awarded to the FIA Foundation for their work in improving safety in the World Rally Championship), Testing Technology of the Year, Vehicle Development of the Year, Design Engineer of the Year and Team Principal of the Year (awarded to Franz Tost of Scuderia Toro Rosso).