Sep 18–20, 2026 · Night Race

Singapore F1 Grand Prix 2026

The only Formula 1 night race. Marina Bay Street Circuit under 1,500 floodlights, with the Singapore skyline as the backdrop. The most atmospheric race weekend on the calendar.

Race Weekend Schedule

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Thursday
Pit Lane Walk

Fan walk through the pit lane — see cars up close

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Friday
Practice 1 & 2

Least crowded circuit access, best for GA fans roaming

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Saturday
Qualifying

The most exciting single session — grid order decided in 1 hour

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Sunday
Race Day

61 laps of the Marina Bay circuit under floodlights — 2 hours of drama

Grandstand Guide

Singapore GP has some of the best grandstand variety in F1 — from pit-lane views to skyline panoramas.

Grandstand A

Best Value

📍 Turn 1 & Start/Finish

👁 Braking zone into T1, start/finish

from SGD 548

Best value for high-action viewing

Grandstand B

Pit Action

📍 Pit straight & pit lane

👁 Pit lane, garages, start/finish

from SGD 698

Watch pit stops unfold in real time

Padang Grandstand

Iconic Views

📍 Padang / City Hall

👁 City skyline, Esplanade, bay

from SGD 748

Most iconic backdrop in F1

Stamford Grandstand

Elevated

📍 Near Singapore Flyer

👁 Long straight, bay panorama

from SGD 648

Great elevated views, near the Flyer

Zone 4 Premium

Premium

📍 Floating platform area

👁 Bay, circuit, skyline

from SGD 1,200+

Premium hospitality + best overall view

General Standing

Flexible

📍 Various (roam freely)

👁 Multiple sectors on foot

from SGD 248

Best flexibility — explore the circuit

Prices indicative for 3-day passes. Check singaporegp.sg for current 2026 prices and availability.

Where to Stay in Singapore

Marina Bay / CBD

Walking distance to circuit. Most expensive but unbeatable convenience.

🚇 Bayfront MRT

Orchard Road

Shopping belt, 15 min by MRT. Many large hotels, better value.

🚇 Orchard MRT

Bugis / Arab Street

Hip neighbourhood, affordable guesthouses, great food. 15 min MRT.

🚇 Bugis MRT

Little India

Best value in central Singapore. Colourful streets, excellent hawker centres.

🚇 Little India MRT

Community

Singapore Race Week — Beyond the Circuit

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Gardens by the Bay

The supertrees light up after dark — perfect for a post-practice evening walk. Free entry to outdoor areas.

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Hawker Centres

Maxwell Food Centre, Lau Pa Sat, Newton Circus — the best food in Singapore for under SGD 10 a plate.

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Rooftop F1 Viewing

1-Altitude, CÉ LA VI, and Lantern at Fullerton Bay all run F1 race week parties with circuit views.

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Singapore Flyer

The 165m observation wheel overlooks the Marina Bay circuit — the ultimate F1 viewing perch at sunset.

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Orchard Road Shopping

3km of flagship stores, ION Orchard, and Takashimaya — world-class retail in the city.

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Sentosa Island

Beach, cable car, and Universal Studios — 20 minutes from the CBD, perfect for a race weekend day off.

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Singapore F1 — FAQ

What is special about the Singapore F1 night race?

The Singapore Grand Prix is the only Formula 1 night race on the calendar. The Marina Bay Street Circuit is illuminated by over 1,500 floodlights, creating a spectacular backdrop of Singapore's iconic skyline. The combination of neon-lit city streets, waterfront grandstands, rooftop viewing areas, and the full entertainment programme makes this the most atmospheric F1 weekend of the year.

What are the best grandstands at the Singapore F1?

Grandstand A (Turn 1) is the most popular — you see cars braking hard from the start/finish straight. Grandstand B overlooks the pit lane and start/finish. The Padang Grandstand is right by the Padang field with city views. The Stamford Grandstand near the Singapore Flyer gives elevated views. Zones 1 and 4 are the premium hospitality areas with the best sightlines. General standing tickets let you roam and find your own spots.

How far in advance should you book Singapore F1 hotels?

Book Singapore hotels for F1 race week at least 6–9 months in advance. Marina Bay Sands, Raffles Hotel, and all Marina/CBD hotels sell out within days of tickets going on sale. The city fills up for race weekend and prices increase 3–5× versus normal rates. The good news: Singapore's MRT (metro) connects all neighbourhoods to the circuit area, so you can stay further out (Orchard, Bugis, Little India) and travel in for the race.

What else can you do in Singapore during F1 race week?

Singapore F1 race week transforms the city into a month-long festival. Beyond the circuit: Marina Bay Sands Skypark (rooftop infinity pool views), Gardens by the Bay, Hawker Centre food trails (Maxwell, Lau Pa Sat, Newton), Sentosa beach, Clarke Quay nightlife, and the world-class Singapore Zoo. Many rooftop bars around Marina Bay have F1 viewing parties. F1 Village in the Padang area is free to enter and has concerts, food, and entertainment.

Singapore GP 2026 dates, ticket prices, and grandstand availability are subject to change. Check singaporegp.sg for official information. Some links are affiliate links — AirConnect may earn a commission at no extra cost to you.