BRANDON
JAPAN ELECTRIC AUTOMOBILE PTE LTD
Changi
Race Track Stadium Developer & Management Service Division
Phone: (65) 98380216
E-mail: sales@brandonjapanev.com
INVITING LEISURE ENTERTAINMENT
DEVELOPERS TO JOIN IN ON BIDDING
Seeking a 15 Years Term Loan Lenders for
S$400 Million Capital Funding on Building & Managing the Changi Racing Studium.
(Lender get to carry the the Stadium
name)
Capital Investment on Land & Construction cost
US$200 million (S$304 million)
Income
on Race Team right of track usage fee per year = S$500,000 per team *90 race
team = S$45,000,000
Income
from Spectators 15,000 person * S$50* 20 race per year = S$15,000,000 (Audi
R10, F3 Car, GT Car, Grand Touring Car, V8 Car)
Income
from Spectators 10,000 person * S$30* 3 Stunt show (monster truck) per year =
S$900,000
Income
from Spectators 5,000 person * S$30* 2 Stunt car & motorcycle jump show
(dare devil version) per year = S$300,000
Income
from Private Training usage = S$300,000
Income
from Advertising Banner Sponsor Co = S$6,000,000
Income
from TV Channels Rights of Broadcasting Race=S$3,000,000
Commission
from
Total Changi Race Track Circuit Stadium Forecasted Income earned per year S$76,000,000
Design option 1 & 2
Design option 3 & 4
Design option 5 & 6
Design option 7 & 8
Design option 9, 10 &11
The
facility will be fully funded by the private sector, but the successful bidder
will pay the government market price for the land. The Grade 2 facility, which
will have tenure of 30 years, could host any race
except F1.
To ensure the track remains commercially viable, the successful bidder must
stage at least three international races, such as the A1 Grand Prix, Japan GP
and motor cycling’s MotoGP, every year. Other site facilities will include a
racing and driver training school, and a pit building and grandstand.
The track's length is likely to be 2.8km to 3.5km, and its unique seafront
location makes it an iconic site for drivers and spectators. It also allows a
1km straight, longer than the average of 700m in other permanent circuits.
Early estimates put construction costs at about $100 million.
5 Types
of Car Racing will be Held at Changi Race track
Stadium
Audi R10 V8 Super
Car Formula F3 Car
Commercial Stock Sport Car / Grand Touring
Car Race
Monster Truck Race & Other Car Crash Show
Stunts UK Ltd, “Scott May’s Daredevil Stunt Show”
http://www.scottmaydaredevil.co.uk
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Changi Race Circuit |
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Plot location & size: |
The estimated 20-ha plot
is situated off |
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Type of circuit: |
Grade 2 FIA-approved
motor sports racetrack capable of hosting any motor race for both motorcycles
and cars, other than Formula One. Also includes a Grade 1 |
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Track length: |
Likely to be between 2.8
km to 3.5 km or more, depending on the individual designs put forth by the
bidders. |
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Capacity: |
The racetrack should be able
to accommodate at least 15,000, and be easily expandable through temporary
facilities to accommodate more seated spectators when required. |
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Events: |
(a) At least 3
international races per year, 2 of which must be Grade 2 level race, & |
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Mandatory facilities: |
Inclusive of a Grade 1
FIA-approved karting circuit, a credible motor racing and advance driving training
school, and all other critical racetrack amenities |
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Commercial facilities: |
Willing to consider any
commercial facilities that are relevant to motor sport and viable for
bankrolling the racetrack operations, subject to approval by the land authorities |
Our Changi Race Track Design, Safety, Race event management
consultant likely candidate- Wilson Motorsport
The principals and associates of
Wilson Motorsport bring to each project a wealth of international racing experience
and unique perspectives on race track design and construction, event
development, facility management, operations, safety and marketing.
ALAN WILSON
has worked on all sides of auto racing. He was a national level competitor in
car and motorcycle racing, a racing columnist for a national daily newspaper
and a team owner prior to his entry into motor sport operations, management and
design. He holds bachelor and post-graduate degrees in business administration
and commerce.
Experienced
in both European and North American spheres of racing, he is one of very few
managers to have operated major international events for World Championship
Formula One and Endurance Sports Cars and for Indy Cars, IMSA GTP, SCCA
Trans-Am and for International Motorcycle races. He was on the Board of
Directors of England's largest track operating company and has operated major
events both as facility and event CEO, has been the Race Director of
international and national racing series' and was the Chief Steward for a major
North American single seater championship. He is a Safety Consultant and Track
Safety Inspector for the Sports Car Club of America.
Alan
Wilson is an Internationally recognized race facility designer and development
consultant, who has designed and built 19 race tracks and consulted or designed
several others that are still in various stages of development.
With
extensive experience gained at more than 175 race tracks in 16 countries over a
period of 36 years, Alan Wilson brings a unique perspective to the business of
motor sport at all levels of the industry. His innovative and cost effective
designs, safety development programs and management skills along with his
creativity and experience in developing events, race series, corporate programs
and promotional opportunities have contributed to the success of many racing
programs world wide.
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Awarded the 1982 FOCA Award for the best organized Formula One Grand Prix of
1982. (Brands Hatch Race Circuit in
- Awarded the 1998 George G Sniveley MD Memorial Award by the SCCA for
Outstanding Contribution to Safety in Motorsports.
- A member of the Board of Directors for SCCA Pro-Racing.
BRANDON
JAPAN ELECTRIC AUTOMOBILE PTE LTD
Changi
Race Track Stadium Developer & Management Service Division
Phone: (65)
98380216
E-mail: sales@brandonjapanev.com
Web site : http://www.changitrack.brandonjapanev.com
web site: www.brandonjapanev.com
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Tentatively proposed
scheduled time-table for each category of race event are
shown below:
Audi R10 Racing
|
4 Race per
year |
Date |
No. of Laps |
Car
Participate |
Weather
Condition |
|
Pre-Run Race |
June 2011 |
60 Laps |
18 cars |
Afternoon 2pm |
|
Qualify Run |
Aug 2011 |
80 Laps |
16 cars |
Afternoon 4pm |
|
Fight back
Race |
Jan 2012 |
60 Laps |
08 cars |
Night 6pm |
|
Final
Championship Race |
Apr 2012 |
80 Laps |
12 cars |
Night 8pm |
V8 Super Car
|
4 Race per
year |
Date |
No. of Laps |
Car
Participate |
Weather
Condition |
|
Pre-Run Race |
July 2011 |
60 Laps |
18 cars |
Afternoon 2pm |
|
Qualify Run |
Sep 2011 |
80 Laps |
16 cars |
Afternoon 4pm |
|
Fight back
Race |
Feb 2012 |
60 Laps |
08 cars |
Night 6pm |
|
Final
Championship Race |
May 2012 |
80 Laps |
12 cars |
Night 8pm |
|
4 Race per
year |
Date |
No. of Laps |
Car
Participate |
Weather
Condition |
|
Pre-Run Race |
Aug 2011 |
60 Laps |
18 cars |
Afternoon 2pm |
|
Qualify Run |
Oct 2011 |
80 Laps |
16 cars |
Afternoon 4pm |
|
Fight back
Race |
Mar 2012 |
60 Laps |
08 cars |
Night 6pm |
|
Final
Championship Race |
Jun 2012 |
80 Laps |
12 cars |
Night 8pm |
Formula F3 Car
|
4 Race per
year |
Date |
No. of Laps |
Car
Participate |
Weather
Condition |
|
Pre-Run Race |
Sep 2011 |
60 Laps |
18 cars |
Afternoon 2pm |
|
Qualify Run |
Nov 2011 |
80 Laps |
16 cars |
Afternoon 4pm |
|
Fight back
Race |
Apr 2012 |
60 Laps |
08 cars |
Night 6pm |
|
Final
Championship Race |
Jul 2012 |
80 Laps |
12 cars |
Night 8pm |
Commercial Stock Sport Car / Grand Touring
Car Racing
|
4 Race per
year |
Date |
No. of Laps |
Car
Participate |
Weather
Condition |
|
Pre-Run Race |
Oct 2011 |
60 Laps |
18 cars |
Afternoon 2pm |
|
Qualify Run |
Dec 2011 |
80 Laps |
16 cars |
Afternoon 4pm |
|
Fight back
Race |
May 2012 |
60 Laps |
08 cars |
Night 6pm |
|
Final
Championship Race |
Aug 2012 |
80 Laps |
12 cars |
Night 8pm |