To me, F1 is the first & last time experience. Smokey, noisy, humid and warm. Subsequent times, pay me I also don't wanna go.
Most Singaporean you see there are either as contractor (working) or given free tickets by sponsor.
To me, F1 is the first & last time experience. Smokey, noisy, humid and warm. Subsequent times, pay me I also don't wanna go.
Most Singaporean you see there are either as contractor (working) or given free tickets by sponsor.
Fully agreed and very true! Most of my frenz all go there becos of "free tickets".... after all, who would really be in the right frame of mind to pay 700+ for a 3-day event? :?
so you're saying that people like me and the rest of the people who paid for the tickets are insane?
just because you don't enjoy watching cars racing doesn't mean that others would be stupid to do it.
if you had a unique hobby that everyone says you're wasting money on and people call you insane, would you agree with it or would you correct them by telling them that it's an interest and you don't mind paying for it?
you lack wisdom and understanding.
I paid for 3 tickets in 2011. The $1XX tickets at marina stand. Not a fan of the sports but just to experience it since it's in SIN. The concert and overall Amosphere was good. With the ticket we get to walk around the track and at some view point we were just next to the track and the $7-9XX grand stand, only that we are at ground level some will say siaobo when they see your $2XXX L Lens too Kekekkeke ....
When i first attended the second & third day back in 2008, with the heavy mama lens, my neck drooped and needed koyo plasters for few days. ;p thereafter I told myself watch at comfort of home better, as cameras located at strategic bends & turns chase after the coverage of the race cars.
you need more conditioning only... i suggest you strap a 1.5 Liter water bottle on your neck for a few days it should be around the mass of a nice big tele-L
if not, feel free to use 2 or 3 bottles