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Sep 21, 2008

Millionaires watch F1 free

FRENCHMAN Daniel Sigaud is one of thousands of millionaires who will be in Singapore for the Formula One race.

Like most of the others, he will not pay a cent for a ticket to the race or his stay at a luxury suite in the Ritz-Carlton Hotel.

His bank, Standard Chartered, will pick up the tab.

Read Gabriel Chen's full story in Monday's edition of The Straits Times.

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