KIM KARDASHIAN’s G650ER jet launched from Honolulu, Hawaii, on Friday, October 9, tracing a 6,700‑mile straight line to Singapore and landing by Saturday morning amid the Formula 1 paddock buzz.
Jet journey
The 12‑hour, 41‑minute nonstop flight, officially registered as N1980K, pushed the Gulfstream G650ER over the Pacific and Indian Oceans, troubleshooting no crew changes and boarding in the aircraft’s restricted cabin due to its high‑speed capabilities.
Live flight trackers drew quick questions whether the star was aboard or merely moving the aircraft. The Formula 1 broadcast cleared the confusion when her image surfaced during the paddock session.
Paddock arrival
Kim was visibly present when she stood behind the Scuderia Ferrari garage, her pink halter‑neck maxi dress contrasting the sleek metal of the team’s parade gear, reinforcing her role as a podium look‑good.
At the back of the garage, she was front and central supporting boyfriend Lewis Hamilton as the wet‑weather Sprint was about to unfold on Marina Bay Street Circuit.
Sprint race performance
After a 30‑minute rain interruption, Hamilton launched from the sixth grid spot to secure third, ahead of Max Verstappen and following George Russell’s mid‑lap barrier impact.
The Mercedes driver’s crash left Hamilton with a cleaner second position, demonstrating speed‑success when rain‑reduced track conditions prevailed.
Weekend recap
This was Kardashian’s first paddock view since her Monaco debut in June, where Hamilton also rounded out the podium with a second place finish.
Her strategic appearance coincided with a weekend full of high‑capacity performance, meriting a focused look by fans and journalists alike.
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