Filipino-Swiss racer Marlon Stockinger recently made news while sitting behind the wheel of the Lotus Formula One car as local race fans witnessed the first-ever live action Formula One demo run with an event dubbed as the “Manila Speed Show.”
British billionaire Richard Branson strutted his stuff as an AirAsia flight attendant Sunday—complete with fishnet stockings and figure-hugging red pencil skirt.
Jaguar fearlessly chose a special venue to launch its refreshed range of sports sedans, the XF midsize and XJ full-size, and coupe, the XK: the Formula One track at Sepang, Malaysia. On hand to give participants a thorough wringing through the course were instructors from the UK and South Africa, as well as Jaguar Philippines bosses Marc and Jason Soong.
Celebrating its 15th edition this year, the 2013 Formula 1 Petronas Malaysian Grand Prix will be a not-to-be-missed event for motor racing fans as it offers a massive package of world-class racing, shopping, partying, entertainment and a date with the legendary band Guns N’ Roses at Sepang International Circuit (SIC).
Filipino-Swiss driver Marlon Stockinger, 21, is closer to becoming the first Filipino to make it to the world’s premier racing series Formula 1.
