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To be specific, the current Toyota F1 driver has concerns of the Singapore circuit, citing on his quote “not exactly what you really want from a safety point-of-view”

The 34 year old Italian is concerned there’s little time allocated for practice.

There won’t be any pre-weekend testing and the official timetable is still not yet out.

Plus he cited the usual rainy weather of Singapore and racing in a wet race, lack of visibility, track’s new barrier walls will add up to a potential disaster

Singapore F1 race will be the first ever night race to be flagged off 28 September.

It will be powered by artificial floodlights which are promised to be 4x brighter than football stadiums equipped with safety backup, as assured by lighting consultant Valerio Maioli S.p.a, an Italian company

Well time will only tell