F1 pit stop on promenade
While the Formula 1 Grand Prix was held in Albert Park during March, Southbank got its own taste of the glamorous event prior to race as merchandise tents and car displays appeared on Crown Promenade.
Car manufacturers and tyre companies sold their wares, but the most popular display came down to the F1 car and a street Ferrari.
The race was won by Nico Rosberg.
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