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Changi Motorsports Hub retires into pit lane

[SINGAPORE] The Republic will not be getting a shiny new racing centre anytime soon. The land for what was to have been the 41-hectare Changi Motorsports Hub (CMH) will be returned to the Singapore Sports Council (SSC) today.

Consortium SG Changi, which bought the land for a reported $36 million "will not stand to gain from the holding period", said Lim Teck Yin, chief executive officer...



Motorsports hub deal off

THE Singapore Sports Council (SSC) has officially terminated its partnership with SG Changi, the Japanese-led consortium which won the bid to build the Changi Motorsports Hub (CMH) - more than a year after the project first ran into trouble. But the future of the CMH, regarded as a major plank in the Republic's aim to establish itself as a regional motorsports destination, still hangs in the...


European stint for S'pore MVPs

SINGAPORE'S two best players at the upcoming Canon Lion City Cup will be rewarded with stints at a top European football academy. But it is not going to be easy for them, judging by yesterday's draw for the youth tournament. The Under-15s - led by former national captain Nazri Nasir - were paired in Group B with a side from newly-crowned English champions Manchester City and South...


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