KUALA LUMPUR, Oct 12 (Bernama) -- On qualifying day at the Singapore Grand Prix on Oct 9, I took the MRT for one stop from Nicoll Highway to Promenade to reach Gate 2, shortening my journey to the Porsche ARbox Carrera Cup Asia support paddock to meet Malaysian driver Naquib Azlan.
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- The series was concluding its season as a support race at the Grand Prix, with Naquib competing alongside fellow Malaysians Douglas Khoo and Adrian D’Silva throughout the season.
- Singapore was my first experience of watching Formula One (F1) on a street circuit, where navigating the event also meant finding my way around the city.
- For me, it added to a weekend that included watching from the lounge@turn 3 (a hospitality and grandstand package) on the qualifying day and being inside the paddock on race day on Oct 11.
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