Macau Videos

http://www.scmp.com/ It's clear that at this year's Macau Grand Prix, the attraction of the Guia circuit goes far beyond fast cars. Despite unseasonably cool temperatures, gaggles of GP girls were out in force on the paddock. Sporting skimpy outfits and sponsor logos, they put on a show for the eager cameramen in between races. In this video, see highlights of the best F3 girls. Soundtrack is Helicopter by Bloc Party.

http://www.scmp.com/ There is a new name in Formula 1. From March, Manor Motorsport takes the big step up from Formula 3. The lord of the manor? Yorkshireman John Booth. Booth calls last weekend's Macau Grand Prix "the best race in the world bar none", but it may have to share a place in his heart if he finds success next season. British billionaire Richard Branson is believed to have bought a 20 per cent stake in Manor F1, and there is talk the team will be known as Virgin F1 when it begins the 2010 Formula One World Championship. Already committed to the team is German driver Timo Glock. Rumours have it that Lucas Di Grassi is next to sign. As Booth says, the manufacturer's era is ending and the independents are coming back.

The second Michelin Guide to Hong Kong and Macau also recognized humble noodle stalls, congee shops and roast goose eateries making it one of the most affordable places in the world to get

The second Michelin Guide to Hong Kong and Macau also recognized humble noodle stalls, congee shops and roast goose eateries making it one of the most affordable places in the world to get

http://www.scmp.com/video/ Race car driver Darryl O'Young goes into this weekend's Macau GP wanting victory to make it three consecutive wins. He takes the SCMP on a tour of the world famous Guia Circuit in a Porsche Cayenne, pointing out all its twists and turns. The street race is a demanding one, requiring heavy concentration, precision and skill. Many drivers have hit the many barriers or even flipped off the road.

http://www.scmp.com/video/ With so many restaurants to his name, "Chef of the Century" Jo l Robuchon faces travelling the world on a weekly basis. New restaurants in Taipei and possibly Singapore and Milan are on the cards, while his 8-year-old project in Macau is moving across the road to the top of the Grand Lisboa. In French with English subtitles.

Director Michael Covel comments on the production of his debut documentary film; Broke: The New American Dream.No one asked Michael Covel to make this film. But, how else would we get the message? Covel travels 75,000 miles to find answers. He breaks new ground in the field of behavioral finance. From big Wall Street names to real estate agents to ordinary citizens, Covel asks the critical questions: how did we get here and what can we do about it?This riveting investigation dispels the irrational belief that the government can solve personal money woes. Fast-paced, informative, and truthful; this is a smart story with a Michael Moore edge.Most importantly, this film is about hope. We don't have to behave like sheep and we don't have to go 'broke.' Active and mindful audiences will discover that there is a way out.Author: MichaelCovel Tags: michael covel director commentary broke the new american dream nobel prize winner london macau singapore money wallstreet documentary moore Posted: 12 August 2009 Rating: 0.0 Votes: 0