Since our version of singapore has a few places where it´s not clear where the track limits are I will try to clear up all questions here.
Start/Finish straight
The yellow area on the right hand side, between the exit curb of the final corner and the entry curb of the first corner is considered a part of the track (marked blue).
Turn 3 to Turn 5
The part of the track left to the white line will be considered as part of the track as well (marked blue).
Turn 7
this turn has no white line on the exit, only the curb covering a part of it. This means, when you go with all 4 wheels beyond the curb on the red marked area it will be count as a cut.
Turn 10, Singapore Sling
This corner has no outside boundries at all so you can run as wide as you want.
Turn 13
This corner has 2 short white lines at the exit, the blue marked one counts as the track limit, before you can go wide.
The rest of the track should be clear enough where the track limits are, but if there are questions still, make sure to ask them before a penalty comes.
For reference, I used these corner names: http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/c/cf/Singapore_street_circuit_v3.svg
Start/Finish straight
The yellow area on the right hand side, between the exit curb of the final corner and the entry curb of the first corner is considered a part of the track (marked blue).
Turn 3 to Turn 5
The part of the track left to the white line will be considered as part of the track as well (marked blue).
Turn 7
this turn has no white line on the exit, only the curb covering a part of it. This means, when you go with all 4 wheels beyond the curb on the red marked area it will be count as a cut.
Turn 10, Singapore Sling
This corner has no outside boundries at all so you can run as wide as you want.
Turn 13
This corner has 2 short white lines at the exit, the blue marked one counts as the track limit, before you can go wide.
The rest of the track should be clear enough where the track limits are, but if there are questions still, make sure to ask them before a penalty comes.
For reference, I used these corner names: http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/c/cf/Singapore_street_circuit_v3.svg
