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Kim Kardashian attends Singapore GP as Lewis Hamilton finishes second in Sprint
Kim Kardashian’s private jet flew about 6,700 miles from Honolulu to Singapore before the Formula 1 race weekend.
Kardashian was seen at the Marina Bay Street Circuit on Saturday, supporting her boyfriend, Lewis Hamilton, from the Ferrari garage.
Hamilton started the wet-weather Sprint race in sixth place and moved up to third at the start.
After a 30-minute rain delay, he finished second behind Max Verstappen.
The race was Kardashian’s first appearance in the Formula 1 paddock since the Monaco Grand Prix in June.
Hamilton also finished second at that event.
Kim Kardashian attended the Singapore Grand Prix weekend and watched Lewis Hamilton finish second in the wet-weather Sprint race.
Hamilton started sixth and moved up to third at the start before finishing behind Red Bull driver Max Verstappen.
The Sprint was delayed by rain for 30 minutes.
Kardashian was seen at the back of the Scuderia Ferrari garage wearing a pink dress.
Her private Gulfstream G650ER flew from Honolulu to Singapore before the race weekend.
- Who
- Kim Kardashian attended to support her boyfriend, Lewis Hamilton.
- What
- Hamilton finished second in the Singapore Grand Prix Sprint race.
- When
- Saturday, 10 October 2026.
- Where
- Marina Bay Street Circuit, Singapore.
- Why
- Kardashian attended to support Hamilton.
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Kardashian’s private Gulfstream G650ER departed Honolulu, Hawaii.
The aircraft landed in Singapore after a 12-hour, 41-minute flight.
After a 30-minute rain delay, Hamilton started sixth, moved up to third and finished second in the Sprint.
- Flight distance
- Approximately 6,700 miles
- Flight duration
- 12 hours, 41 minutes
- Hamilton’s starting position
- Sixth
- Hamilton’s Sprint finish
- Second
- Race delay
- 30 minutes
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