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Shanti Pereira

Shanti Pereira

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Oct 23, 2026

Pav GillGUEST
26:06
Yes.
Pav GillGUEST
26:06
So if you think about like Shanti Pereira, right? I think that's her name.
Pav GillGUEST
26:11
She's constantly winning the 100 meter dash and gold medals and stuff on the global stage.
Pav GillGUEST
26:16
Now, if she suddenly says one day she wants to do this business idea that's related on her skill set, people out there should really be like, okay, I want to speak to her.
Neil HumphreysHOST
0:19
We have the queen of the Singapore family, the Singapore sprint queen.
Neil HumphreysHOST
0:24
And the question we're asking all of you today is how did Shanti Pereira become Singapore's undisputed sprint queen? She's here, folks.
Neil HumphreysHOST
0:33
She's in the studio with us.
Neil HumphreysHOST
0:36
I mean, think about this.
Neil HumphreysHOST
0:37
Many athletes aspire to greatness.
Neil HumphreysHOST
0:40
Some athletes achieve greatness, but only a rare few get to do it more than once.
Neil HumphreysHOST
0:48
And Shanti Pereira is the rarest gem of all.
Neil HumphreysHOST
0:52
She's gone where no Singaporean has gone before, winning back-to-back 200-metre gold medals at the Asian Games.
Audrey SiekHOST
0:50
It's very important to me.
Neil HumphreysHOST
0:51
Take back your crown Shanti Pereira style.
Audrey SiekHOST
0:53
Okay.
Neil HumphreysHOST
0:54
Welcome to The Final Score.
Audrey SeekPANELIST
0:51
Take back
Neil HumphreysHOST
0:51
your crown, Shanti Pereira style.
Neil HumphreysHOST
0:53
Okay.
Neil HumphreysHOST
0:54
Welcome to the final score.
Justin AngHOST
2:54
Yes.
Justin AngHOST
2:55
Uh, a couple of, uh, historic feats as well, including Shanti Pereira becoming the first woman to win the 200 meter race twice.
Justin AngHOST
3:01
Hmm.
Justin AngHOST
3:01
Uh, first gold medal in, uh, MMA, of course.
Neil HumphreysHOST
27:08
Congratulations.
Audrey SiekHOST
27:09
Shanti Pereira, of course, with silver and gold.
Audrey SiekHOST
27:12
Front page of The Straits Times today.
Audrey SiekHOST
27:14
Congratulations.
Neil HumphreysHOST
3:48
It's astonishing.
Neil HumphreysHOST
3:49
On the same day, we celebrate Shanti Pereira winning gold back to back.
Neil HumphreysHOST
3:54
We've got a young woman here who could be the next Singaporean.
Neil HumphreysHOST
3:57
sporting queen of singapore and beside her we have her mother kieran core and kieran let me bring you into the conversation you take your young girl karting she's nine years old she she almost wins it it's her first time behind a steering wheel take us back to that day what was it about her driving what did she do that made you think or made people think this girl is special

19 MINS LATER

Kareen KaurGUEST
23:40
And if I get some kind of opportunity like that to race in the tracks, I'll just be really grateful.
Neil HumphreysHOST
23:47
Fantastic.
Neil HumphreysHOST
23:47
Well, Shanti Pereira is our current Sporting Queen.
Neil HumphreysHOST
23:51
I am sitting next to the future Sporting Queen of Singapore, Karine Kaur, Singapore's first female Formula Four driver and her proud mother, Kieran Faraday.
Shilpa ShadesHOST
2:38
Floodwaters receded yesterday as rain eased, but some residents remained stranded at home.
Shilpa ShadesHOST
2:44
In Japan, Team Singapore athletes Shanti Pereira and Lo Kian Yu have made history at the Asian Games.
Shilpa ShadesHOST
2:52
200m defending champion Shanti has become the first woman to win back-to-back titles at the ASEAN.
Shilpa ShadesHOST
2:59
The 30-year-old blazed the track in 22.78 seconds, finishing ahead of China's Chen Yujie, who beat her last week in the 100m final.
Shilpa ShadesHOST
2:38
Floodwaters receded yesterday as rain eased, but some residents remained stranded at home.
Shilpa ShadesHOST
2:44
In Japan, Team Singapore athletes Shanti Pereira and Lo Kian Yu have made history at the Asian Games.
Shilpa ShadesHOST
2:51
200m defending champion Shanti has become the first woman to win back-to-back titles at the ASEAN.
Shilpa ShadesHOST
2:59
The 30-year-old blazed the track in 22.78 seconds, finishing ahead of China's Chen Yujie, who beat her last week in the 100m final.
speaker_7NARRATOR
2:34
Congratulations,
Justin AngHOST
2:35
Shanti Pereira.
Justin AngHOST
2:51
What a night in Aichi Nagoya last night.
Justin AngHOST
2:55
Okay, to be fair, it's not we are the champions.
Justin AngHOST
3:03
Absolutely nothing.
Justin AngHOST
3:03
All we could have done was to cheer you on.
Justin AngHOST
3:05
But Shanti Pereira, making history yesterday, winning a 200-meter gold at the Asian Games.
Justin AngHOST
3:11
What a sprint.

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