With a career that has ranged from the quick-and-nimble karts to the mind-numbing endurance race that is Le Mans (pronounced 'Ler Mond'), to the pinnacle that is Formula One, Alan McNish has driven them all.

While McNish isn't the tallest of race drivers at 1.65 meters, his ramrod-straight posture and eager spring in his step speak volumes of the discipline and hunger that drives him on to win races year after year.

Above: Allan McNish talks to a co-driver with dark skies looming

As part of the massive Audi entourage that descended on our island for the launch of the R8 in Singapore, McNish was tasked to pilot the venerable Auto Union Type C, driving it from The Marriott Hotel along Orchard Road to Raffles City at Stamford Road.

With its bare-bones setup that harks back to the day when seat belts didn't exist, the 70-year-old race car still roared with authority despite looking somewhat alien next to modern shopping malls and ERP gantries.

After the short downtown jaunt, Asiaone Motoring took the opportunity to interview the 37-year-old scot. Here's what's transpired:

The Scot who's almost done it all (0:47 min)
Driving the Audi R8 Le Mans Prototype (0:49 min)
Motorsports & the Scottish people (1:09 min)
The difference between Le Mans & Formula One (1:06 min)
Predictions for F1 in 2008 (0:54 min)
Plans for the future (1:15 min)