Singapore Grand Prix Insiders Guide 2014

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Singapore Grand Prix2014 Formula 1 Singapore Airlines

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THE RACE

Light up the night

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They call it Grand Prix Season

Singapore, and that’s a pretty apt way

to describe an event that’s a whole lot

more than simply the 14th round of

the 2014 Formula One World Drivers’

Championship.

The race itself is certainly unique on

the F1 calendar. It is the world’s only

night-race street circuit F1 grand prix,

and the only F1 street race in Asia.

As street circuits go, the Singapore

venue is among the best in the world

– the Monaco of Asia, as some have

described it. With its city setting,

harbour-side vista, and the backdrop

of the incredible Marina Bay Sands

integrated resort, it is a magnifi cent

place to watch Formula One racing

cars in action.

Of course, what makes it even more

dramatic is the fact that it’s happening

after the sun has gone down. Motor

racing at night in all its forms is a

spectacular viewing experience, but

F1 after dark and under lights is

something on a whole new level.

As far as the racing and the

championship is concerned, by the

time the F1 circus arrives in Singapore

it’s getting into the business end of the

season. If the current form continues,

in the Constructors’ Championship

there will be clear daylight between

points leader Mercedes-Benz and the

rest of the fi eld. After such a dominant

season for the Silver Arrows, even after

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only nine rounds it’s hard to see any

other team posing any kind of threat.

The Constructors’ crown might be

a foregone conclusion but the Drivers’

title is an entirely different matter.

The Merc team’s superiority has

meant that Lewis Hamilton and Nico

Rosberg have taken the lion’s share of

the winnings, and the championship

has become an intense battle between

the two Mercedes drivers.

THE RACE

2014 Formula 1 Singapore Airlines Singapore Grand PrixFri 19 September 2014

Practice 1 18:00 - 19:30

Practice 2 21:30 - 23:00

Sat 20 September 2014

Practice 3 18:00 - 19:00

Qualifying 21:00

Sun 21 September 2014

Race 20:00

First Grand Prix: 2008

Number of Laps: 61

Circuit Length: 5.065 km

Race Distance: 308.828 km

Marina Bay Street Circuit


If it remains that way, we’re set

for an incredible stoush between

the Mercedes two team-mates

in Singapore, with the world

championship on the line and only

five races to follow. Will the two title

combatants sort one another out in a

fair fight, or will the two team-mates

come to blows?

It’s a compelling scenario, but far

from the only reason to be a part of

Grand Prix Season Singapore. For

Australian sports fans, the only night

street circuit race is also the closest

international grand prix to our

shores – Sydney to Singapore these

days is a relatively short flight.

But never mind just the race

itself, because this is more than

just a sporting event experience.

Grand Prix Season Singapore runs

from September 12 until the race

on September 21, and it offers

something for everyone: a festival of

Singapore’s art, culture, shopping,

dining and night life activities, not

to mention some of the world’s

top entertainers live on stage at

the various concerts venues in the

vicinity of the circuit.

This booklet is your guide to some

– but far from all – of the attractions

and activities on offer during Grand

Prix Season Singapore.

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CIRCUIT MAP


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ENTERTAINMENT

Robbie Williams has been

confirmed as the Saturday night

headline act at this year’s Singapore

Grand Prix. Undoubtedly one of the

world’s biggest solo artists, Robbie

Williams will perform after the F1

qualifying session on Saturday, 20

September 2014 at the Padang Stage.

An internationally renowned

performer who needs no introduction,

the multi-platinum award-winning

pop singer achievements remains

unrivalled.

With six albums in the UK’s Top

100 biggest selling albums of all

time, Robbie has won 17 BRIT

Awards, including the Outstanding

Contribution to British Music award –

more than any other artist to date.

Before going solo in 1995 he had been

the youngest member of ‘boy band’

Take That in 1990, Robbie has enjoyed

a hugely successful musical career

despite leaving the band in 1995.

Robbie and Take That were reunited

in 2010 for a record-breaking tour

and album – which became the fastest

selling album of the century.

WilliamsRobbie

WHEN: Sat 20th Post-Qualifying


Grand Prix Season Singapore is set to

conclude on the highest possible note

this year with the news that Jennifer

Lopez has been confi rmed as the

headline act at Marina Bay on Sunday

night.

One of the biggest stars in the

entertainment world, the multi-

talented Lopez – or J. Lo, as she is

affectionately known to her millions

of fans – is far more than simply one

of the world’s greatest pop vocalists.

The versatile performer has at various

times in her career combined acting,

dancing and fashion design. She is also

an author and music producer.

Lopez’s career began in fi lm and dance

before she switched to music in 1999.

Two years later when her second

studio album, ‘J.Lo’, and her fi lm

‘The Wedding Planner’ were released

simultaneously, Lopez became the fi rst

person to have a number one album

and fi lm in the same week.

Her 2002 remix album became the

fi rst in history to debut at number

one on the US Billboard 200; her

2007 album ‘Como Ama una Mujer’

attracted the highest fi rst-week sales

for a Spanish album ever in the USA.

Today Lopez is regarded as the most

infl uential Hispanic performer in the

States, as well as its highest paid Latin

entertainer.

WHEN: Sun 21st Post-Race

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The Sunday night concert at the

Village Stage in Zone 1 will feature

the unique blend of R&B of nine-

time Grammy Award winner John

JohnLegend

ENTERTAINMENT

WHEN: Sun 21st Post-RaceKicking off the weekend is UK’s

most successful music duo and three-

time Brit Award winner, the Pet Shop

Boys. You can see them in action

before the start of the qualifying

session on Saturday.

With 42 Top 30 singles and 22 Top

10 hits in the UK charts since 1985,

and having sold more than 50 million

records worldwide, Pet Shop Boys

are something of an institution. Neil

Tennant and Chris Lowe’s energetic

electropop sound and avant-garde

Pet

BoysShop

WHEN: Sat 20th Pre-Qualifying

costumes should transform the

Marina Bay Street Circuit Park into an

electrifying pre-race party.

They are the pair behind the

1980s’ classics ‘West End Girls’,

‘Opportunities (Let’s Make Lots of

Money)’, ‘Always On My Mind” and

their cover of the Village People

anthem ‘Go West’. Their 12th studio

album, ‘Electric’ debuted at number

three on the UK Albums chart when it

was released last year.


Six-time Grammy winner Ziggy

Marley will perform his unique brand

of infectious reggae beats in Zones

1 and 4 at the Marina Bay Street

Circuit. Marley makes his debut

Singapore appearance fresh from

WHEN: Sat 20th & Sun 21st

ZiggyMarley

Legend. The singer-songwriter’s

brand of sexy, soulful music has

produced hits such as ‘Tonight (Best

You Ever Had)’ featuring Ludacris,

“Save Room’ and 2008 club hit ‘Green

Light’. Legend’s latest album ‘Love in

the Future’ debuted at number four

in the Billboard 200 chart and was

nominated for Best R&B album at

the 2014 Grammy Awards. He was

also been nominated one of People

Magazine’s Sexiest Man Alive in 2009.

The American performer is also the

velvety voice behind the 2014 instant

classic ‘All Of Me’, which Legend

dedicated to his wife, supermodel

Chrissy Teigen.

winning Best Reggae Album at the

2014 Grammy Awards. Three of

Marley’s Grammy Awards were as

a solo artist; the other three were

with ‘The Melody Makers’, a group

formed with his brother Stephen

and sisters, Sharon and Cedella.

Fans of the Jamaican can expect

to hear his hit single ‘Tomorrow

People’, as well as ‘True to Myself’,

‘Love Is My Religion’, ‘Fly Rasta’,

‘I Don’t Wanna Live on Mars’ and

‘Wild and Free’. Marley, the eldest

son of the legendary reggae artist

Bob Marley, will perform after the

on-track action at the Village Stage

on Saturday, and before the grand

prix on Sunday, at the Esplanade

Outdoor Theatre Stage.

ATTRACTIONS

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The Podium Lounge Singapore

2014 returns to The Ritz-Carlton,

Millenia for the sixth year running

following consecutive sell-out events

over the Singapore Grand Prix

since 2009. The ultimate A-List

party for the racing community, the

Podium Lounge is situated within

the circuit, directly across from The

Paddock Club. The Podium Lounge

hosts Formula 1 drivers, teams,

royalty, celebrities, ambassadors and

supermodels.

The Podium Lounge Singapore 2014

will feature a race dinner by Michelin

three-star chef Quique Dacosta, a

heart-warming tribute to F1 Racing

Legend James Hunt (who was

portrayed by Australian actor Chris

Hemsworth in the feature fi lm Rush)

by his son Freddie Hunt, international

DJs, world-acclaimed Cuban

Amber

The Amber Lounge is the world’s

most exclusive Grand Prix nightlife

experience that follows the F1 series

around the globe. Encapsulating

the thrill of the original night race

on the GP calendar and the only

destination that offers fans the chance

to go straight from the paddock to

the party, Amber Lounge Singapore

delivers an overwhelming non-stop

nightlife experience that includes the

famed Amber Lounge Fashion Show

featuring F1 drivers on the runway,

live performances and celebrities.

Amber Lounge, at Conrad Hotel

Millenia, is the way to celebrate the

Singapore Grand Prix in style!

www.amber-lounge.com

Lounge PodiumLounge

City Hall


percussionist Pablo Calzado, celebrity

vocal performances, a high fashion

show with international models and a

live auction of Formula 1 Memorabilia

with proceeds to a good cause. Tickets

and VIP Tables are always quick to

sell-out for this 3-night party and can

be purchased exclusively via:

www.podiumlounge.com/sg

ME@OUE is a restaurant with an

adjoining rooftop lounge featuring

panoramic views of Marina Bay. It

specialises in three distinct cuisine:

Japanese, French and Chinese.

ME@OUE serves as the perfect

vantage point for all who look to

celebrate the Singapore Formula 1

race week in style. September 12 is the

F1 pre-party, 13 Sep The Monarchy

Series: A-list pre-party club night with

DJs spinning eclectic house beats, 16

Sep After Work: Come unwind after

a hard day’s work, 17 Sep Bellisima

Wednesdays with Roberto Cavalli:

Ladies Night in collaboration with

designer Roberto Cavalli, 18 Sep

Thirsty Thursdays: VJ the DJ spinning

retro beats.

www.me-oue.com

ME@OUE

Freddie Hunt

Raffles PlacePromenade

ATTRACTIONS

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A century of motor racing in SingaporeThe Formula 1 Singapore Grand

Prix has only been held since 2008

but the night F1 race is just the latest

chapter in the long history of motor

racing in Singapore. For 13 years

from 1961, the Lion City was also the

focus of international attention when

it staged a very different genre of the

Singapore Grand Prix – an event that

hosted both car and motorcycle races.

By the late

1960s and

early ‘70s the Singapore Grand Prix

had grown into arguably Asia’s most

prestigious motor racing grand prix,

and the lure of winning it attracted

drivers from all over the Asian region,

including some of the top stars from

Australia and New Zealand. Indeed,

while Sebastian Vettel has won the F1

Singapore Grand Prix more times than

any other driver, his three wins are

matched by New Zealander Graeme

Lawrence, who scored a hat trick from

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1960s and


1969 through to ’71. Also in that era,

the race was won by Australians

Vern Schuppan, Max Stewart and

Garrie Cooper.

But to tell the whole story of

motor racing in Singapore, we have

to travel almost a century back in

1907, when the first racing meet in

Malaya was held near the Botanic

Gardens in Tyersall, under the

auspices of the nascent Singapore

Automobile Club. The story is as

exhilarating as Formula 1’s only

true night race, and you can see it

all at the National Museum of

Singapore, 93 Stamford Road in

the Bras Basah precinct.

www.nationalmuseum.sg

Dhoby Ghaut

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BARS & CLUBS

It is a secret that is only now being

discovered by the rest of the world,

but in recent years Singapore has

developed a world-class nightlife scene

with a diverse set of options to cater to

every whim and fancy.

The bigger dance clubs, such as

Zouk and Pangaea, cater for the

partygoers, but there is a growing

array of microbreweries, rooftop and

specialist cocktail bars spread across

Singapore.

Cool down, Even when it’s not Grand Prix

weekend, the fun doesn’t

stop once the sun goes down

in Singapore. This city offers

an exciting array of nightlife

options: be it clubbing, drinking,

that tasty late-night supper or

any number of other activities.

Here is your indispensable

guide of things to do off-track,

and after dark in Singapore:

these are some of the best

places to visit, but there are

plenty more besides.

rev up


Zouk has been a pioneer of the local

dance music scene since the early ’90s

– it made DJ Mag’s Top 100 Clubs

Poll in 2012. It is still one of the best

dance clubs in town, continuing to

push the envelope of contemporary

dance music with weekly international

DJ offerings in genres such as house,

trance, techno, hip hop and soul.

17 Jiak Kim Street,

www.zoukclub.com

Tucked away in the basement of the

Keck Seng Tower in the bustling

business district is Kyo, an indulgent

space where elemental music meets

visionary art. Against an alluring

backdrop of rough-cut stone, wood

and bronze, this club also boasts the

city’s longest bar.

133 Cecil Street,

Keck Seng Tower

www.clubkyo.com

Also at the Crystal Pavilions at

Marina Bay Sands is the club/lounge

Pangaea. With its strict door policy

(you’ll need to be dressed to the nines

before heading down), this über-

exclusive club has become a celebrity

favourite in cities such as New York,

London and Miami – and now

Singapore. For those in the mood to

splurge on a table, this is the place to

be for pampering bar service at one of

the city’s poshest spots.

2 Bayfront Avenue,

www.pangaea.sg

Bayfront

Telok Ayer

Orchard

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It’s not just the big clubs that are

setting the scene for local nightlife.

Cocktail bars are especially big right

now – and again, there’s a multitude

from which to choose. There is the

classy Néktar establishment housed

in a heritage building nestled in

greenery. This quiet, sophisticated

and exclusive bar has “bar chefs”

ready to custom-craft a drink to your

specifications. Try their signatures like

the Néktar Club amid a plush and chic

setting. Another great bar to visit is the

ultra-modern Tippling Club at Tanjong

Pagar. While you’re there, be sure to

try its cocktail classics like the Rhum

Diaries and Juniper Sling by award-

winning mixologist Matthew Bax.

Néktar,

31 Scotts Road,

www.nektar.com.sg

Tippling Club,

38 Tanjong Pagar Road,

www.tipplingclub.com

In the Central Business District there

are two gems to visit for that carefully

concocted tipple. Martini lovers

should drop in at Orgo, situated atop

the Esplanade, for its impeccable

BARS & CLUBS

Tanjong Pagar

1-Altitude

Ku Dé Ta

Néktar

Newton


specialities by renowned Japanese

mixologist Tomoyuki Kitazoe. Then,

there’s 28 Hong Kong Street. It is

unmarked and unnamed, aside from

the address above the door, and here

in this reservation-required cosy little

hotspot with a cult following of arty

types, scenesters and chefs, you can

enjoy cheekily named cocktails such as

Whore’s Bath and Modest Mule.

28 Hongkong Street,

www.28hks.com

Orgo,

8 Raffles Avenue,

www.orgo.sg

Within the Chinatown district are

the Drink Culture and Jigger &

Pony bars. The former is a glamorous

spot with a dazzling drinks list to

match; the latter is a charming and

lively 70-seater which focuses on old

school concoctions plus some updated

classics.

Drink Culture,

51 Kreta Ayer Road,

www.drinkculture.com.sg

Jigger & Pony, 101 Amoy Street,

www.jiggerandpony.com

But if you are looking for a great

sky dining experience, try one of

the many swanky rooftop bars that

offer picturesque views of the city.

Rising above the rest is alfresco spot

1-Altitude, one of the highest in

the world at 282 metres (63 storeys)

above ground. Here, you can indulge

in a drink or two while you enjoy

unobstructed 360-degree views of the

CBD.

61-63/F 1 Raffles Place,

www.1-altitude.com

The same goes for KU DÉ TA,

located at Sands SkyPark at the

Marina Bay Sands, for its cosy private

booths, spacious drinking patio and

impressive views across the water. Its

luxurious space, sophisticated vibe and

first-class service is set to make you

feel like a VIP.

1 Bayfront Avenue,

www.kudeta.com.sg

Clarke Quay

Esplanade

Outram Park Bayfront

Raffles Place

Tanjong Pagar

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Those who would prefer less dizzying

heights can try the Lantern,

located on the seventh floor of The

Fullerton Bay Hotel. It’s an elegant,

Mediterranean-inspired space with

panoramic views of the Marina Bay.

Just next to the hotel you’ll find the

conservation building of Customs

House, home to modern Japanese

bar Kinki on the second floor. Expect

a groovy vibe here with its graffiti-

adorned walls, cool drinks with an

Asian twist and a beautiful crowd for

people watching. Prelude, located

above the Boathouse restaurant, is

also highly recommended for its wide

variety of cool summer cocktails.

Kinki,

70 Collyer Quay,

www.kinki.com.sg

Lantern,

80 Collyer Quay,

www.fullertonbayhotel.com

Prelude,

3 Fullerton Road,

www.boathouse.com.sg

Away from the bustling CBD district

are Ying Yang and Loof. Styled like

a modern resort and roosted atop

boutique hotel The Club, Ying Yang

offers a lively and upbeat vibe. It is

especially pumping on Fridays and

Saturdays when it has resident DJs

spinning. Loof, on the other hand,

is a quirky, timber-decked space

surrounded by tropical vegetation,

with a small pop-up store near the

entrance selling old school knick-

knacks and souvenirs. The localised

food and drink menus are a refreshing

alternative to the standard bar fare.

Loof,

331 North Bridge Road,

www.loof.com.sg

Ying Yang,

28 Ann Siang Road,

www.theclub.com.sg

Likewise a fun night can be had at the

Tier Bar, Sentosa’s leading cocktail

bar, set in the midst of lush gardens

and natural tropical rainforest within

the Amara Sanctuary Resort Sentosa.

Keep your energies level at a constant

high with specially made race-inspired

cocktails and flowing champagne.

Tier Bar, Amara Sanctuary Resort.

Tier Bar,

BARS & CLUBS

Raffles Place

Raffles Place

Raffles Place

City Hall

Chinatown


1 Larkhill Road,

Sentosa Island

sentosa.amarahotels.com/tier-

bar

Fancy a beer? You’re in luck, because

one of the great new things about the

nightlife in Singapore is the myriad of

microbreweries and craft beer options

that provide drinking experiences as

inspiring as any other. One of those is

LeVel33, officially the world’s highest

urban craft-brewery in the penthouse

of Marina Bay Financial Centre. Its

small but excellent range of beers stays

true to European brewing traditions.

8 Marina Boulevard,

www.level33.com.sg

With such diverse drinking

experiences available all over

Singapore, you’ll be hard-pressed to

find reasons to call it a day early.

Raffles Place

Tier Bar

Prelude Bar

LeVel33

HarbourFront

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ACTION OUTDOORS

Singapore’s most famous offshore

island is a destination in itself, with

an impressive range of attractions

and activities that make it a top

spot for pleasure seekers. The sun-

dappled island features not one but

three beaches: kid-friendly Palawan

Beach, sporty Siloso Beach and

tranquil Tanjong Beach.

Not that Tanjong will be all that

tranquil this September, because the

week before the F1 race will see the

epic 12-hour beach blowout that is the

Full Steam Ahead party at Tanjong

Beach Club.

Kickstart your F1 party season at

Tanjong Beach Club: dance wild on

the sand with beats in your head,

courtesy of Asia’s best DJ export

Aldrin headlining and other talents

like Jon White and KFC. Top that off

with fi re twirlers, a war paint teepee

and the iconic infi nity pool, and this 12

hour beach party on Singapore’s best

Sun,

Surf,

Sentosa


strip of sand will take you to the moon

and back.

Sentosa Island

www.tanjongbeachclub.com

Sporty types will want to make a

beeline for Mana Mana, perhaps

the biggest multi sea-sports facility

around East Coast Park. It features an

impressive range of surfing equipment,

paddle-boards, kayaks and sailboats

for rent, as well as a beach volleyball

court and training pool for divers, so

all your active needs are covered in

one place. You can also stop by their

Mediterranean-inspired alfresco

eatery, the Sailors Pavilion, for burger-

sandwiches, pizzas and Asian fare

like Thai duck curry and Singapore’s

favourite spicy noodle dish, laksa.

1212 East Coast Parkway

www.manamana.com

HarbourFront

Kembangan

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ACTION OUTDOORS

Sports enthusiasts can easily spend

the entire day at Wave House, one

of the most popular attractions on

the beachfront. This sprawling aqua

sports hub on Siloso Beach attracts

surfer types with its FlowRider and

FlowBarrel rides, which simulate

real waves. If you didn’t pack any

appropriate attire for your trip, you

can stop by the in-house boutique for

swim- and beachwear from renowned

brands like Billabong. There’s also a

bistro serving up hearty Californian-

Asian plates, as well as a bar where you

can grab a refreshing cocktail or two to

wind down after all that action.

36 Siloso Beach Walk

www.wavehousesentosa.com

Since it’s grand prix season, you may

well feel the need for speed. If so, why

not try something unique at Skyline

Luge Sentosa: a three-wheeled kart

HarbourFront


that’s a cross between a go-kart and a

toboggan. Zoom down the 650-metre

Jungle Trail or 688-metre Dragon

Trail, both featuring hairpin corners

and exciting slopes. After each Luge

ride, you can board the Skyride, a

chairlift that gives you a bird’s eye view

of Sentosa and the city skyline.

www.sentosa.com.sg

For something really unique,

experience the incredible thrill of

free fall without the risk (and hefty

price tag) by skydiving indoors at iFly

Singapore. The world’s largest themed

wind tunnel allows you to feel the

rush of the wind in your face; you can

even learn how to execute acrobatic

movements in the air while you’re at it!

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Siloso Beach

www.iflysingapore.com

A privilege card extended to GPSS visitors via the GPSS Event Guide. Visitors

will enjoy a minimum 7% discount across participating SHBA members.

Sentosa Harbourfront precinct.

Sentosa Harbourfront Business Association Visitor Card

HarbourFront

HarbourFront

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OUT AND ABOUT

Chinatown

There’s no better place to soak in the

festivities and celebration of the Mid-

Autumn Festival than in Chinatown.

The district, where the Chinese fi rst

settled, relives the traditional festival

with aplomb. Be enthralled by the

transformation of Chinatown as the

streets come to life with a mesmerizing

mix of lights and lantern structures.

www.chinatownfestivals.sg

FestivalMid-Autumn


Fashion Pitstop is back, this time featuring high octane

fashion at the Shopthemag showroom. or the month of

September, Shopthemag will be transformed into a

fashion hotspot with brand new collections from Asia’s

top designers. The highlight of the month includes

“F1 Fashion Friday”, an exclusive lunch organized

specially for the lady who is in equal parts fashionista

and gourmand.

71A Hillcrest Road

www.shopthemag.com

Fashionpitstop

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OUT AND ABOUT

Rev-Up @ Orchard is on from

Friday, September 5 through to

Tuesday, September 30 during

the Singapore Grand Prix season.

Shoppers will be rewarded with a

limited edition umbrella when they

shop and dine at participating Orchard

Road malls.

www.orchardroad.org

Rev-Up @ Orchard


Where to Eat? Your guide to

Grand Prix dining around the track.

For comprehensive information

on Singapore’s top bookable

restaurants – for every budget

– as well as recommendations

and reviews, simply go to

HungryGoWhere.com. Or for even

more convenience, simply download

the HungryGoWhere app.the HungryGoWhere app.

Want to know where to eat during Grand Prix Season Singapore?

Where Eat?to

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• Return airport transfers

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set menu with free-flowing beer during

the Grand Prix season. $45++ per

person. For dining reservations email

[email protected].

Prices are quoted in Singapore Dollar

and subject to 10% service charge and

7% government tax. Other terms and

conditions apply.

Siloso Beach, Sentosa

Harbourfront

www.shangri-la.com/rasasentosa

Gardens by the Bay

Explore diverse plant life from around

the world displayed in its spectacular

Cooled Conservatories Flower Dome

and Cloud Forest - one of the top 10

indoor gardens of the world. Present

your *F1 race ticket for complimentary

admission to OCBC Skyway (worth

$5) with every purchase of Standard

Double Conservatories Ticket to the

Flower Dome and Cloud Forest (Adult

$28, Child $15).

18 Marina Gardens Drive

Bayfront

www.gardensbythebay.com.sg

HarbourFront

Bayfront


Winning deals for F1 fans

Weekend Night Golf Special

Tee off at Singapore’s only 18-hole

public golf course with the glittering

city night lights before you, and the

excitement of the F1 race as your

backdrop. Specially for the F1 race

weekend only, 9 holes start from

6.30pm while 18 holes start from

4.36pm. What’s more, all golfers

playing night golf for the weekend at

Marina Bay Golf Course enjoy special

savings of up to 40% and goodie bags!

80 Rhu Cross,

Bayfront

www.mbgc.com.sg

F1 Buffet Lunch

at Silver Shell Café

Make Silver Shell Café your midday

pit stop by indulging in a sumptuous

buffet spread. Come in any F1-related

merchandise and enjoy 25% off the

buffet price! Junior diners can enjoy

their favourite dishes including hot

dishes, salads and desserts from a

scaled-down-to-height kids buffet

corner.

101 Siloso Road, Sentosa

Harbourfront

www.shangri-la.com/

rasasentosaFuel up for F1 at The Bubble Bar

Fuel up for the races with a specially

concocted Formula One cocktail

($14++) at The Bubble Bar from

12noon to 1 am. Enjoy 1-for-1 deals on

selected beverages during Happy Hour

from 6pm to 7pm.

101 Siloso Road, Sentosa

Harbourfront

www.shangri-la.com/rasasentosa

HarbourFront

Bayfront

HarbourFront

Documents

Singapore Grand Prix Insiders Guide 2014