Guess what happened between a premier cab and a white mazda 3sp?

In today's papers, the OG racers got busted by the cops...highly modified civics and rexs that race down Orchard Gudang, Singapore's version of Pasir Gudang around 2-3am in the wee hours at neck breaking speed.

One popular choice among the youngsters, the EG6, easily modified to race down the 10.4km OG track.

Here's mini version of the map. Not that clear and not that it mattered to any of us out there since we don't race.

The racers were also caught for illegal mods on top of breaking the speed limit and endangering the lifes of others. We live in a pay & pay society, thus the fine to discourage them from racing again.

The B16A DOHC VTEC that can rev up to 7800rpms gives the Honda Civic EG6 a whopping 160hp in stock. When modified, it can reach pass 200hp with a feather weight of 1000kg or lesser.
Racing is the in thing!

With youngsters nowadays exposed to the latest Fast & Furious 4, there might be an increase in wannabe racers and inital D. Suggest they hit the arcade for Maximum Tune DX game before taking it out on the roads. The insurance premiums are pricer than ever due to increasing number of crashes. Just don't lose your life playing.

NOT ALL IS LOST...

The Changi Motorsports Hub (CMH) may be ready only in 2011, but the wheels are already set in motion to bring in top international motor races to Singapore.

After months of delay, the Singapore Sports Council (SSC) announced the Request For Proposal to build and manage the CMH on Monday.

Upon completion, the proposed 3.5km track, which is located next to the Changi Airshow site, will be given a Grade 2 rating by the International Automobile Federation and Grade 1 by the International Motorcycling Federation.