The crazy night race in Singapore

Singapore / Cologne - Only four days until the first night race in Formula 1 (Sunday, 14 clock). Singapore, which means a crazy chase with Tempo 300 by Hochausschluchten.
1600 floodlights provide stadium atmosphere. And even the most fearless Formula 1 drivers have respect.
EXPRESS listened to the paddock - and answers the important questions.
"Singapore - this only occurs to me: Lights out, walk down," says Monza winner Sebastian Vettel (21) in his usual flippant Art by hooks EXPRESS: Have no fear, nothing to see? "One just needs to open his eyes," jokes of Hesse.
"No, seriously, I hope that they do not switch off the light." It would be the nightmare scenario: What happens when the middle of the race suddenly the lights go out?
The Italian lighting specialists Valerio Maioli, the high-tech system designed for Singapore. "Back-up generators to guarantee, as with any Formula 1 race, the safety of spectators, drivers and track marshals," he said, assuring the best visibility conditions:
"Our 1600 light projectors with a total capacity of 3,180,000 watts care with 3,000 lux for four times more light than in sports stadiums."
Toyota driver Timo Glock (26) has been from his time in the U.S. Champ Car night experience: "I've ridden in Las Vegas 2005, a night race, because of the lighting conditions, it produces no change," says Glock, but I know also: "Singapore is very different, because there certainly is raining."
The tropical island is located 137 km north of the Equator and the probability of rain is 70 percent at the race Sunday. Vettel weather in Singapore! And the twisty course with 23 corners and three plays to the overtaking Toro Rosso's young star.
"Can super Seppi" hope after his historic victory in Monza rain chaos on another success?
"It would be presumptuous to expect from us a victory in Singapore," said Vettel, but is looking forward to the new challenge: "I think it is quite another to drive into the night. And the route is the hammer. "
Nick Heidfeld BMW-Star Singapore provides a very pragmatic: "I'm more of a night person and not a great early riser. So I should fit well the rhythm of this weekend. "

The crazy night race in Singapore

Singapore / Cologne - Only four days until the first night race in Formula 1 (Sunday, 14 clock). Singapore, which means a crazy chase with Tempo 300 by Hochausschluchten.
1600 floodlights provide stadium atmosphere. And even the most fearless Formula 1 drivers have respect.
EXPRESS listened to the paddock - and answers the important questions.
"Singapore - this only occurs to me: Lights out, walk down," says Monza winner Sebastian Vettel (21) in his usual flippant Art by hooks EXPRESS: Have no fear, nothing to see? "One just needs to open his eyes," jokes of Hesse.
"No, seriously, I hope that they do not switch off the light." It would be the nightmare scenario: What happens when the middle of the race suddenly the lights go out?
The Italian lighting specialists Valerio Maioli, the high-tech system designed for Singapore. "Back-up generators to guarantee, as with any Formula 1 race, the safety of spectators, drivers and track marshals," he said, assuring the best visibility conditions:
"Our 1600 light projectors with a total capacity of 3,180,000 watts care with 3,000 lux for four times more light than in sports stadiums."
Toyota driver Timo Glock (26) has been from his time in the U.S. Champ Car night experience: "I've ridden in Las Vegas 2005, a night race, because of the lighting conditions, it produces no change," says Glock, but I know also: "Singapore is very different, because there certainly is raining."
The tropical island is located 137 km north of the Equator and the probability of rain is 70 percent at the race Sunday. Vettel weather in Singapore! And the twisty course with 23 corners and three plays to the overtaking Toro Rosso's young star.
"Can super Seppi" hope after his historic victory in Monza rain chaos on another success?
"It would be presumptuous to expect from us a victory in Singapore," said Vettel, but is looking forward to the new challenge: "I think it is quite another to drive into the night. And the route is the hammer. "
Nick Heidfeld BMW-Star Singapore provides a very pragmatic: "I'm more of a night person and not a great early riser. So I should fit well the rhythm of this weekend. "

The crazy night race in Singapore

Singapore / Cologne - Only four days until the first night race in Formula 1 (Sunday, 14 clock). Singapore, which means a crazy chase with Tempo 300 by Hochausschluchten.
1600 floodlights provide stadium atmosphere. And even the most fearless Formula 1 drivers have respect.
EXPRESS listened to the paddock - and answers the important questions.
"Singapore - this only occurs to me: Lights out, walk down," says Monza winner Sebastian Vettel (21) in his usual flippant Art by hooks EXPRESS: Have no fear, nothing to see? "One just needs to open his eyes," jokes of Hesse.
"No, seriously, I hope that they do not switch off the light." It would be the nightmare scenario: What happens when the middle of the race suddenly the lights go out?
The Italian lighting specialists Valerio Maioli, the high-tech system designed for Singapore. "Back-up generators to guarantee, as with any Formula 1 race, the safety of spectators, drivers and track marshals," he said, assuring the best visibility conditions:
"Our 1600 light projectors with a total capacity of 3,180,000 watts care with 3,000 lux for four times more light than in sports stadiums."
Toyota driver Timo Glock (26) has been from his time in the U.S. Champ Car night experience: "I've ridden in Las Vegas 2005, a night race, because of the lighting conditions, it produces no change," says Glock, but I know also: "Singapore is very different, because there certainly is raining."
The tropical island is located 137 km north of the Equator and the probability of rain is 70 percent at the race Sunday. Vettel weather in Singapore! And the twisty course with 23 corners and three plays to the overtaking Toro Rosso's young star.
"Can super Seppi" hope after his historic victory in Monza rain chaos on another success?
"It would be presumptuous to expect from us a victory in Singapore," said Vettel, but is looking forward to the new challenge: "I think it is quite another to drive into the night. And the route is the hammer. "
Nick Heidfeld BMW-Star Singapore provides a very pragmatic: "I'm more of a night person and not a great early riser. So I should fit well the rhythm of this weekend. "

Burned woman's body: man arrested

A week after the discovery of a burned woman's body in Heinsberg investigators have arrested a suspect. For the difficult identification of the victims burned beyond recognition, investigators witnessed a surprise.
In women, did not relate as previously assumed, at a minimum 25-year-old, but a 64-year-old from Erkelenz in Heinsberg, said the prosecutor Moenchengladbach on Tuesday.
A walker found the body in a wooded area between Hückelhoven and Wassenberg. The homicide squad identified.
The 64-year-old woman was reported missing. But because the investigators had initially started from a young victim of violence, they are not the missing persons in the identification considered, "said prosecutor Carol Guddat.
Was increased only when the age of the victim further, there had been an adjustment with this Vermisstenfall. A DNA investigation revealed certain. Further investigations are "starting from the family environment have been stepped up."
No information about the suspects were taken. The prosecutor, however, proceeded from a speedy resolution of the case.

Was death of Stones founder Jones murder?

London - 40 years ago died Rolling Stones founder Brian Jones mysteriously. His body was on 3 July 1969 found in his swimming pool. The former official cause of death: Jones was drowned under the influence vonAlkohol and drugs.
But now the police have new evidence - and put the death of the then 27-year-olds in a different light. Was it murder?
Investigators sift hundreds of documents, dieein journalist them desGitarristen passed after four years of research on the death had. As the Mail on Sunday 'reported that Jones could therefore be ermordetworden from a friendly builder.
Rumors that Jones was the victim of a crime, there was schonfrüher. In 2004, a filmmaker had not discovered after zehnjährigerRecherche also the builder Frank Thorogood möglichenMörder as the guitarist.
Who had confessed to the Tat1993 on his deathbed, it said. The two are said to have miteinanderbekommen dispute over the costs for alterations in Jones' estate near London.
The notorious for his excesses musician was found dead from demSwimmingpool his country estate. After recognition of the 27-year-old police station was at night under the influence of drugs jumped into denPool and died of an asthma attack.
Jones was inden early years of the next Stones Mick Jagger fürMillionen the idol. A few weeks before his death parted ways: according to reading, he was either thrown out or returned the band ihrselbst back.

Cologne celebrity chef is testing drinks

Mix it, baby! Beer drinks are very difficult in fashion. Whether or exotic limo with guarana. In the past six months continued German breweries from 2.3 million hectoliters.
A lush third more than during the same period last year, knows the Federal Statistics Office in Wiesbaden. Rising.
But the mixtures really taste like? EXPRESS asks Horst Lichter, who are familiar with the best beers of all stripes, recently ordered the chef even his own beer called "Light's tasty beer brewing.
On his journey through the critical range of testers awards points 1 to 10 The more pixels, the more "härrlisch tasty" beer consumption.
Lichter tasty test results - simply right into our "More Info" box click!

Lufthansa is now doing to budget airlines

Berlin / Frankfurt --
Budget airlines like RyanAir and Air Berlin have showed how it - less space, less service, for cheaper airline tickets. Now wants to follow suit, the German Lufthansa.
The airline wants to become more efficient in the loss-making European routes and remove the low cost market share again. "It can not be right that we go with a lot of strength and managerial capacity to win one or the other foreign markets such as Switzerland or Austria as the home market and simultaneously lose important parts of our domestic market," said Deputy CEO Christoph Franz, the "world .
This should be specifically incorporated elements from the business model of budget airlines in some areas. For example, in Europe should be increased traffic, the seating density. In return, the backs of airplane seats would be thinner. Means closer seats, but more seats.
Currently, there are also six levels of service depending on the flight - from snacks to full dinners. That makes planning difficult, is very expensive and would therefore be reviewed as well, "said Franz continued. Says: Soon there may be fewer choices and less service.
The "Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung," Franz said that it was illusory to try to transfer the concepts of low cost one to one on the business model of Lufthansa.
In addition, the agency with its subsidiary, Lufthansa German Wings has for some time to prove that they could with any other corporate brand in this segment as "moving quite well." There plans to take your money and extra for additional services such as other competitors, it is not currently, "Franz said, however, the market was being watched.
With regard to the individual group brands were told that the competition between the members of the airline alliance had "expressly requested". "If our companies do not exploit their opportunities in the market, it will do its competitors. We make sure that the competition effect for the benefit of the whole system. "