Qatar Motor Show 2013

 Last weekend (Friday), a close friend of one of my housemates (co-nurse) invited us to watch the annual event of motor show and exhibition at Qatar Exhibition Center (Qatar Tourism Authority). A day before Friday, my housemates and I already arranged of going to Villagio Shopping Mall for lunch as well as buy some personal stuff there. Luckily, this friend of my housemate texted him if all of us wanted to watch the said event. Since we don’t have so much to do that day, we agreed instantly to go since his friend said he will fetch us up in Villagio Mall before dusk.

In short, we arrived in the venue of the affair past 7 pm. In the exhibition ground (outside the Qatar Tourism Authority building) the motor exhibition had already started its first phase of the show. The bleacher is fully loaded from top to bottom. The exhibition ground was also surrounded by numerous boisterous spectators all busy from taking pictures of the ongoing motor exhibition. Since we can’t find any space or place that we could watch the show clearly, we just decided to proceed to the motor show instead which was held inside the QTA building. After registering and paying for the tickets, we went through to the main door and whooah! finest sports and luxury cars of various top motor companies mesmerized my eyes – a collection of costliest and luxurious motor vehicles. I have taken some pictures of them because I can’t resist taking a shot each of them.

Ramdom Pics

We went out of the show room a past 9 pm and decided to watch the other event – the motor exhibition which was held outside the QTA center. Luckily, we got some empty seats at the upper part of the bleacher and also just in right time for the start of the final phase of the series of exhibition. The show was another jaw-dropping performance from top professional drifters and motor sport stuntmen who came from different countries such as Great Britain, Mexico, and some others of which I don’t remember.

And here's a peak sample video during the motor show:

We left the venue after the exhibition ended its final segment that night at around 11 pm.  Then we went first in a certain Turkey food stall (famous for Shawarma take outs) for a snack before we went home. Another experience of Thank-God-Its-Friday syndrome just ended as I closed my eyes for sleep that time. What an awesome night. Til next time!