Yours truly was in Singapore last month to watch the only night race in the F1 calendar. It was a great weekend of not only track action, but carnival fun, since the Singapore GP is more like one big party with a race running around it. Sunday’s headlining act Linkin Park was brilliant, showing great energy despite getting on in years – I enjoyed it as much as their Merdeka Stadium gig years ago. Unfortunately, I missed Shakira’s swiveling hips.
I thought that was fun, until I saw this video. It’s Part 1 of a five-part series chronicling The Transporter’s journey to Singapore. He’s no Jason Statham, but even the stone faced cool driver would have to envy Hanis Salleh’s ‘precious cargo’. It doesn’t get any better than this I think – Yasmin Hani, Diana Danielle and Jojo Struys. Damn! :)
By the way, Hanis is the winner of Proton’s The Transporter online contest, which was open to all who purchased a new Proton or serviced their Protons at an official centre. Besides the company of the three beauties, he also enjoyed an all expenses paid trip as well as money can’t buy F1 moments.
Enjoy the video, and hide those green faces!
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The comments primarily focus on the entertaining and humorous aspects of the video, with many expressing jealousy and admiration for the transporter and the girls involved. Several viewers joke about the driver being lucky and good-looking, and some discuss the authenticity of the scenes and safety concerns like seatbelts and airbags. A few comments highlight the perceived superficiality of the event, criticizing Proton's product quality and questioning the real purpose of the transporter concept. Off-topic remarks about personal preferences, appearance, and unrelated topics like road trips or car models are also present. Overall, the sentiment is light-hearted, amused, and somewhat skeptical about the authenticity and significance of the transporter's role, with a strong emphasis on the presence of attractive women.