The F1 Grand Prix weekend is nearly upon us, and drivers are currently in Singapore for the annual highly-anticipated event.
One of them, though, was recently spotted trying his hand at a different kind of vehicle at Marina Bay Sands (MBS).
A now viral TikTok video shows F1 driver Yuki Tsunoda steering a sampan with passengers on it, causing fans to joke that he was on a side quest.
A TikTok account posted footage of the unusual sight, sharing that it was “slightly random” — but a good surprise nonetheless.
The video started by showing Yuki rowing the sampan diligently with two people on board.
Source: @formula1officialteamerch on TikTok
He seemed surprisingly adept at navigating through the water on board the boat, even giving the camera a wave.
Source: @formula1officialteamerch on TikTok
The footage then showed him seated on the sampan with two other visitors and having a conversation with them.
Source: @formula1officialteamerch on TikTok
The caption stated that he was bringing families across MBS on the sampan rides, although this remains unconfirmed.
Needless to say, fans were decidedly amused by the sight of Yuki on a sampan at MBS.
Some joked that he was doing side quests while being in Singapore for the nigh race.
Source: TikTok
Others called the ride the “Yuki Tsunoda Experience”, something we’d definitely sign up for without a second’s hesitation.
Source: TikTok
And of course, there were those who said Yuki was simply scouting locations for his restaurant.
Source: TikTok
For the uninformed, he had previously said it was his dream to own a restaurant — over winning a world championship in F1, even.
Regardless, it certainly is heartening to see Yuki enjoy the activities MBS has on offer.
Here’s to wishing him all the best for this weekend, the sampan having hopefully prepared him enough for it.
Also read: F1 Driver Esteban Ocon Spotted Walking Through Esplanade Underpass After Car Breakdown During Race
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Featured image adapted from @formula1officialteamerch on TikTok.
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