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Workers in S'pore get free F1 tickets after boss keeps promise to reward them for viral video
Summary by The Singapore Editorial Desk · Byline on the source page: Izza Sofia , as published by Mothership
· September 27, 2026
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Three workers have managed to wrangle free F1 tickets from their boss after successfully completing a social media challenge. The brief? Create a video about the crew, and gather more than 2,000 likes for the content. At time of writing, the video has gotten more than 7,500 likes. The offer Poste...
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Key points Create a video about the crew, and gather more than 2,000 likes for the content. Three workers have managed to wrangle free F1 tickets from their boss after successfully completing a social media challenge.
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