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Curtain Call

Sin Li Jane, National Bowler | Jazeman Jaafar, McLaren GT Driver, Strakka Racing

30-Dec-17 10:00

Curtain Call

A special episode, as we look back at some of our favorite sporting stories from 2017, and also look forward to the new year. Featuring the voices of SEA Games ‘17 gold-medalist, Sin Li Jane and former F-3 driver Jazeman Jaafar.

Produced by: Daryl Ong


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Tags:  Bar None,  best of 2017,  Sin Li Jane,  jazeman jaafar,  Bowling,  sea games 2017,  motorsports,  gt racing


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