find the best F1 aerial views of the race for free!

With all the 70,000 tickets for the Singapore Grand Prix snapped up, some fans still managed to find the best views of the race for free! / k! E) y1 P$ |1 _% X5 e. g

2 y! f% M# o0 `1 j" NMaybank Tower in the Central Business District is one such place. Here, there's no need to shell out nearly a thousand US dollars for top tickets to the world's first Formula One night race. ! A1 A4 g! F# U/ f0 E3 ], ~: U
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On Sunday, staff of ipac Asia, a financial planning company, showed up at the premises almost two hours ahead of the Grand Prix final to grab the best seats in the house. " H0 R- _' ?7 H; a7 T5 y

, B' M* r1 N% Z8 X# vSome came prepared for a closer look, armed with binoculars, while others had the race map to analyse the twists and turns.
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& i9 ~9 p5 y8 s8 H: r, OBesides its own staff, ipac also invited some 200 lucky clients over. ! I/ _0 J2 v2 Q& [; O3 M
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Anthony Rozario, ipac Asia's vice-president for media relations, said: "When invites went out, the response has been overwhelming, our clients are appreciative of the fact that we're doing this. We have a great view of the trackside, almost 3/4 of trackside. So, why don't we make use of it and just have a party." $ D: J1 F0 [5 f; X& r. K

" a! y% f8 U' ]0 m' b7 ~Guests at the premises could catch a good portion of the race from the 27th floor - from as far as turn 8 at the War Memorial Park, past Anderson Bridge to turn 18 in front of the Marina Bay floating platform.
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% K, [% t- Q5 m! X8 A0 A3 P" `5 g"I think the view from up here (27th floor) is spectacular. You really get a good view of what the drivers are doing, watching them brake into corners and also the acceleration of the cars down the streets. It's a different perspective but I sort of like it," said Eugene Lam, an ipac staff.
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" _3 f$ p- H: c( J" u"Excellent, the view is great, much better than from the TV. Great bird's eye view and I need an office like this," said another ipac staff.
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, c- p1 z  @) Y& FMick Killick, an ipac client, said: "I'm glad we didn't buy tickets....when you look at the party and the view that we have." ) D- h7 \, f8 o( o: P/ a

5 z0 ^5 `% |8 H  a% l7 tElizabeth Eager, another ipac client, said: "Down there, there's all the noise but obviously, here is much more comfortable."
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Given the great turnout, ipac is thinking of holding similar viewing parties during future F1 races in Singapore. CNA/ir

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