I apologise for the pun, but there has been a lack of joined up thinking from the teams in Formula One of late… This made me smile.
Do you remember that clever Skoda advert? You know – the one where they make a giant cake version of the Skoda Fabia, which actually turns out looking better than any real Skoda we’ve ever seen? Well, some crazy chefs working for a Singapore restaurant seem to have embraced that crazy (and slightly wasteful) idea by coming up with an F1 car made entirely out of bread.
In our sad little minds, we like to think of Lewis Hamilton driving this in the Singapore night race; pushing the roll-shaped accelerator pedal to the floor, flicking up through the gears using his bagel paddle shifters – taking this bread-made bad boy up to speeds of 200mph and more. But then, can you imagine how soggy the doughy seats would get after a couple of hours out on the track? Yuk!
But there is a positive story behind this, with the chefs creating the car (made from 22 different types of bread) to raise money for a local school – clearly demonstrating that the Singapore F1 race is having a positive social impact on the island city-state, which is always good to hear seeing as the sport has been through some tough times of late.
Via: Orange Cars
