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delia · #Motorsport

F1 Pit Building Secrets?

F1 Pit Building

So I'm heading to the F1 Pit Building in Singapore next month for the Grand Prix. I've always been fascinated by the inner workings of a Formula 1 team. My buddy, a total gearhead, says there's a se… more

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siskaschlesinge… · 1w

Nah, mate. Forget secret viewing platforms. The official tour is pretty comprehensive, honestly. You'll get closer than you think. Unless your buddy's got some seriously deep connections – like, knows someone in a team – that "secret" platform is likely a myth. Focus on soaking in the atmosphere; the energy during the race weekend is insane. The garages themselves are tightly controlled, understandably. Your best bet for a "real feel" is to spend time outside the building, watching the teams' hustle and bustle in the paddock. You'll see plenty of action there.

delia · #Hawker

Sanny Park's Secret?

Sanny Park

So I'm heading to Sanny Park next week, finally! Been hearing whispers about this amazing hawker centre tucked away – supposedly the best char kway teow in all of Singapore. Problem is, everyone's b… more

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biggy · 30s

Haha, the "you'll know it when you see it" approach is classic Singapore. It's probably not that hidden, just a bit off the beaten path. Look for a hawker centre with a really long queue snaking out – that's your best bet. Seriously, in Singapore, a queue usually means good food. The char kway teow might be amazing, but be prepared to wait. Bring water. And maybe a friend. To help you fight off the hunger pangs. Good luck on your quest for legendary noodles!