The Republic Grandstand, positioned near Gate 2 and the Promenade subway station, offers an electrifying view of cars speeding into turn 4. Here you can also see the iconic Singapore Flyer while enjoying a panoramic city skyline.

Padang Grandstand Highlights

Spectators at the Padang Grandstand on the track’s left side witness drivers accelerating towards Turn 10's notorious Singapore Sling, reaching speeds of up to 275 km/h. This grandstand provides views over historical landmarks in Singapore and offers diverse culinary delights from Portside Hawkers and Dockside Hawkers amidst a vibrant festival atmosphere.

Experience the Pit Grandstand

The Pit Grandstand is perfect for those who want an unobstructed view of cars racing down the Pit Straight at 200 km/h. From here, you can watch drivers zoom past the Pit Lane and dash across the finish line before joining in on post-race celebrations.

Pit Exit Grandstand

Located near Turn 1, this grandstand is ideal for F1 strategy enthusiasts to observe cars rejoining the track after pit stops. It's a prime spot to witness thrilling wheel-to-wheel action as drivers merge back onto the circuit.

The Premier Walkabout Experience

This flexible experience provides access to all Circuit Park zones and viewing platforms in Zones 1 to 4, allowing you to capture every moment of the race. Enjoy Padang Stage concerts along with a variety of entertainment options across the venue, including special trackside viewing platforms.

Unlimited Access at Zone 4

The walkabout offers unrestricted access in Zone 4 and daily performances at the Padang Stage for those seeking an optimal balance between on-track excitement and off-track activities. The 1-Day Pass lets you choose any one day out of three during the event to fully dive into.

Marina Bay Street Circuit

The Singapore Grand Prix is hosted annually at Marina Bay Street Circuit, a challenging 4.928-kilometer track in downtown Singapore featuring 19 turns with long straights and tight corners for an exhilarating spectacle. During this weekend, fans can see top drivers like Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen compete fiercely.

Beyond the Races

Enjoy numerous activities such as live music, food stalls, meet-and-greets with drivers, and exclusive tours to enhance your experience at the Singapore Grand Prix.

Event Schedule

Day 1: October 3

• 3pm - 4pm: Free Practice 1 allows all teams a 60-minute session on track to get acquainted with the car and circuit.
• 6:30pm - 7:30pm: In Free Practice 2, drivers continue refining their skills over another 60 minutes of open participation for all teams.

Day 2: October 4

• 3pm - 4pm: During Free Practice 3 in the morning, it's the final chance to adjust car setups before qualifying. This session also lasts for 60 minutes.
• 6:30pm - 7:30pm: The Qualifying session features a three-part competition—Q1, Q2, and Q3—for pole position on the grid. In each stage, drivers set their fastest laps within time limits; slower performers in earlier rounds are eliminated until only one driver remains for pole position.

Day 3: October 5

• 5:30pm onwards: On Race Day, the main event of the weekend typically commences in the afternoon. The race distance varies between approximately 190 to 300 km (120-186 miles), starting from positions determined during qualifying.