Speed Hunter | flatoutivan

What I really meant to say by the title of this post was about taking pictures of super cars, fast cars, or of something with four wheels and hopefully fast, as I leisurely walked through Singapore during the GP weekend.

We all know there are many people who can afford a super car in this city. Thus, super cars and luxury cars are everywhere. If I remember right, given a certain time such as an hour sitting in Orchard Road, I’d already seen maybe an average of three super cars. In actual, that might even be offensive to the people in Singapore for me not noticing my surroundings of the many other super cars that pass by. Mind you, not all the cars in this post are all that I’ve seen. I certainly missed taking a shot of the Lambos and McLarens for many reasons. Anyway, I did get some pictures of the “common” super cars in Singapore. Either they are common or they are just the same ones roaming around the city. So I hope I did some good, in a mediocre “speedhunter” style of way.

And just so you know, this idea came from a friend when he lent me his camera for the weekend. His only request was to take pictures like these since he couldn’t join the fun.

Up first is a Ferrari F430 taking a turn into Orchard Road.

Next up is a Porsche 911 Coupe sitting around.

The Law is always around and they have their Subaru Impreza Patrols to do some work if needed.

Another Ferrari, this time parked in front of one of the malls.

Last time I manned this post, there was a Porsche GT3 at that parking spot. A Mercedes owned the spot then.

One block away from the race track was a Maserati Gran Turismo MC Stradale heading the same way in front of the Carlton Hotel.

When I headed for the Marina Bay Circuit, outside City Hall parked a black and a white FIA officials Audi SUVs.

Inside the gates of the the circuit shown is the GP2 Formula car on blue Pirellis. It rained Friday afternoon.

That means a wet race official’s BMW 3 series had to be alert just in case of any unwanted collisions on the slippery track.

Meanwhile in Bishan, their community center held a speed carnival with displays and activities for the F1 weekend. Parked were Singapore’s Formula BMWs.