Gov't to curb F1 disruption on businesses

This will include improving access and wayfinding around Marina Bay.

Singapore government agencies will implement measures to reduce disruption on businesses during the F1 Singapore Grand Prix.

This will include improving access and wayfinding around Marina Bay and ensuring malls remain accessible by public transport and hired cars.

The road closure period has been significantly reduced, dropping to seven days today from 12 days in 2008.

Since 2008, the grand prix has attracted over 720,000 international visitors and generated more than $2.2b in incremental tourism receipts.

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