Singapore Grand Prix 26-28 Sep 08

Yahoo... I am going to the Singapore Night Race. Actually, I am going for the Friday practice race only but I rather watch the real race on tele ; P

Anyway, here's pictures of my goodies wallet with tickets and entry pass.


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