SPEEDING THROUGH SINGAPORE | SINGAPORE grand prix 2026
Singapore Grand Prix, Marina Bay Circuit
11 OCT 2026
Experience the Thrill of the 2026 Singapore Grand Prix with Worldchoice Sports
Get ready for an unforgettable weekend at the 2026 Singapore Grand Prix, one of the most spectacular races on the Formula 1 calendar! Set on the iconic Marina Bay Street Circuit, this night race promises intense racing, world-class drivers, and an electric atmosphere as fans from around the world come together under the city lights. With Worldchoice Sports, your trusted travel partner, you can book exclusive packages that include flights, hotel accommodations, and race tickets, making your Singapore Grand Prix experience seamless and unforgettable.
Don’t miss your chance to be part of the action at this thrilling race. Reserve your spot today at worldchoicesports.com or call 0151 424 7998 for more details.
PACKAGE INCLUDES
- Five nights accommodation.
- 3 day weekend race tickets.
- Return flights from selected UK airports..
Airport and Race transfers are not included.
If you wish to pay by deposit, full payment will be required no later than 12 weeks prior to the event.
Longer durations, alternative airports & hotels available. Contact us for details.
Single occupancy rooms available at a supplement.
By confirming this booking, you agree to our terms & conditions
Please ensure that you have a smartphone with Google Wallet or Apple Wallet installed, as Formula1 is transitioning to mobile ticketing.
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Local Info & Tips
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Grandstand Information
PADANG GRANDSTAND
PADANG GRANDSTAND
- Seats between Turns 9 and 10 (Padang A & B)
- Close to the track, cars reach up to 275 km/h toward Turn 10
- Views of Singapore skyline and National Gallery
- Access to main concert stage, hawker markets, and festival area
- Ideal for post-race concerts and entertainment
Located along the short straight between Turns 9 and 10, the two Padang Grandstands (A & B) sit side by side on the inside of the circuit. Although overtaking is rare on this narrow section, spectators are treated to an incredible display of speed as drivers accelerate toward the infamous Singapore Sling (Turn 10) at up to 275 km/h.
Set against the stunning backdrop of Singapore’s National Gallery, these grandstands are among the closest to the track, offering fans an immersive racing experience. Beyond the on-track action, the Padang Grandstands provide sweeping views of the city skyline and convenient access to the main concert stage, bustling hawker markets, and the lively festival atmosphere that defines the event.
Flanking either side of the iconic Padang Stage, these stands are perfect for fans who want to enjoy both the thrilling race and world-class entertainment — you’ll be among the first to reach the post-race concerts and festivities.
EMPRESS GRANDSTAND
EMPRESS GRANDSTAND
- Located in the Civic District, near Turn 11
- Watch cars brake into rapid sequence of corners under Anderson Bridge
- Access to Zone 4, including performance areas and Padang Stage
- Combines thrilling track views with city atmosphere
An unmatched spectacle of speed and energy, the Empress Grandstand offers an unforgettable race-day experience in the heart of Singapore’s historic Civic District. From here, fans can cheer on their favourite F1 drivers as they brake hard into Turn 11, navigating a rapid sequence of corners before sweeping beneath the elegant arches of the iconic Anderson Bridge.
Perfectly positioned near key city landmarks and amenities, this grandstand combines thrilling on-track views with the vibrant atmosphere that defines the Marina Bay Street Circuit. Spectators also enjoy access to Zone 4, including its performance areas and the main Padang Stage — the hub of world-class entertainment throughout the race weekend.
CONNAUGHT GRANDSTAND
CONNAUGHT GRANDSTAND
- Positioned before heavy braking zone into Turn 14
- See cars at full speed decelerate into 90-degree corner
- Elevated view of approach to Turn 14
- Great spot for action, speed, and precision braking
The Connaught Grandstand offers a thrilling vantage point at one of the fastest sections of the circuit, just before the heavy braking zone into Turn 14. From here, spectators can witness Formula 1 cars at full speed before they decelerate sharply into the challenging 90-degree corner — a perfect showcase of both raw power and precision braking.
This section of the track has seen dramatic moments and bold moves over the years, making it an exciting place to watch the action unfold. The elevated position of the grandstand provides a broad and impressive view of the approach to Turn 14, giving fans a real sense of the speed and skill involved at this crucial part of the lap.
MARINA BAY GRANDSTAND
MARINA BAY GRANDSTAND
- Covers Turns 17 and 18, largest grandstand on circuit
- Seats up to 27,000 spectators, floating on Marina Bay
- Cars pass directly beneath grandstand at reduced speed
- Stunning city skyline views
- One of the only two F1 grandstands cars drive through
The Marina Bay Grandstand, located at Turns 17 and 18, is the largest grandstand on the circuit — and one of the biggest in the entire Formula 1 calendar. Seating up to 27,000 spectators, this remarkable structure appears to float on the waters of Marina Bay, offering stunning views of the city skyline. It also serves as a venue for major sporting events throughout the year, making it a true landmark of Singapore’s waterfront.
During the race, drivers approach and pass directly beneath the grandstand at a reduced speed, creating a close-up spectacle unlike any other. In fact, it’s one of only two grandstands in Formula 1 that cars actually drive through — the other being Mexico’s iconic Foro Sol. This rare vantage point, combined with its scale and atmosphere, makes the Marina Bay Grandstand one of the most sought-after spots for fans seeking a unique and unforgettable race experience.
PIT GRANDSTAND
PIT GRANDSTAND
- Main start/finish straight, heart of the Grand Prix weekend
- Witness race start, pit stops, and podium celebrations
- Super Pit tickets: upper rows for enhanced views and extra benefits
- Electric atmosphere and proximity to key race moments
The main start/finish straight in Singapore is the heartbeat of the entire Grand Prix weekend. From here, you can witness the dramatic race start, follow key pit stop moments, and celebrate as the winners take to the podium. The Pit Grandstand places you right at the centre of it all, offering an electric atmosphere and unforgettable views of the most iconic moments of the race.
For an enhanced experience, Super Pit tickets offer seating in the sought-after upper rows, providing an even better vantage point along with added benefits to make your weekend extra special. While on-track action along the straight is typically limited, the energy, spectacle, and proximity to the most crucial parts of the race make this one of the most exciting places to be on race day.
If you wish to pay by deposit, full payment will be required no later than 12 weeks prior to the event.
Hotel Options
4* Orchard Rendezvous - Orchard Rendezvous Hotel offers a stylish retreat for both business and leisure travelers, with spacious rooms and family-friendly accommodations. Conveniently located at the start of Orchard Road and a short walk from the MRT, it’s the perfect base for shopping, dining, and exploring Singapore. Nature lovers can reach the Botanic Gardens in just 5 minutes, while a wide variety of restaurants and cafés are right on your doorstep. View.
4* Furama Riverfront - Furama RiverFront is an award-winning hotel offering a modern and welcoming stay in the heart of Singapore. Guests can enjoy well-appointed rooms with views of the skyline, greenery, or pool, along with dining at Kintamani Indonesian Restaurant and Waterfall Lounge. The hotel features a versatile lobby with co-working spaces, pop-up areas, and a Grab-and-Go counter. Furama RiverFront is committed to sustainability, holding GSTC certification and the BCA Green Mark Platinum Award for its eco-friendly practices, energy efficiency, and responsible hospitality. View.
4*Grand Central - Hotel Grand Central Orchard, reopened in 2015, offers 263 modern rooms in the heart of Singapore’s Orchard Road shopping district, between Dhoby Ghaut and Somerset MRT stations. Guests can enjoy easy access to high-end shopping, diverse dining options, and the city’s blend of serene gardens and sleek skyscrapers. The hotel provides a comfortable base for exploring the best of Singapore and Southeast Asia. View.
Fancy a 5* Hotel Upgrade? Call 0151 424 7998 or email info@worldchoicesports.com to tailor-make your perfect Singapore Grand Prix experience!
Other hotels are available on request.
Book now to secure your spot for this highly-anticipated Singapore Grand Prix! Don’t miss out on this incredible opportunity to experience your love for formula 1 first-hand.
Room only basis
Prices are per person based on 2 sharing. Single rooms will be subject to a supplement.
Final balance due no later than 12 weeks prior to departure.
Transfers are NOT included.
By confirming this package you agree to our terms & conditions
Local Information & Tips
Four Things to Do When You're Not Watching F1
EXPLORE MARINA BAY SANDS AND THE SKYPARK
Take in the breathtaking views of Singapore from the Marina Bay Sands SkyPark, perched atop the iconic hotel. Wander through the luxurious shopping mall, enjoy world-class dining, or visit the ArtScience Museum nearby. The combination of architecture, culture, and panoramic cityscapes makes this area a must-see for visitors seeking both excitement and stunning photo opportunities.
STROLL THROUGH GARDENS BY THE BAY
Discover the futuristic beauty of Gardens by the Bay, home to the towering Supertree Grove and the climate-controlled Flower and Cloud Forest domes. Take a leisurely walk along the elevated OCBC Skyway for unique perspectives of the gardens, and enjoy evening light shows that turn the park into a dazzling spectacle of color and sound.
VISIT SENTOSA ISLAND
Head to Sentosa Island for a mix of adventure, relaxation, and entertainment. From Universal Studios Singapore to Adventure Cove Waterpark and sandy beaches, there’s something for everyone. Take the cable car for scenic views, or explore Fort Siloso and the island’s lush trails for a taste of Singapore’s history and natural beauty.
DISCOVER CHINATOWN, LITTLE INDIA, AND KAMPONG GLAM
Immerse yourself in Singapore’s cultural diversity by exploring its vibrant neighborhoods. Chinatown offers heritage temples and street markets, Little India delights with colorful shops and authentic cuisine, and Kampong Glam showcases Malay history and the majestic Sultan Mosque. These districts are perfect for foodies, shoppers, and anyone wanting to experience the local culture beyond the racetrack.
Weather and Climate
In October, Singapore is hot and humid, with average daytime temperatures around 31°C (88°F) and nighttime lows near 24°C (75°F). It is one of the wetter months, with a high chance of rain and storms due to the northeast monsoon season, so you should expect rain and pack accordingly.
TRANSPORT OVERVIEW | How do I get there?
PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION
MRT: This is the most efficient way to get to the circuit.
Extended hours: The MRT runs later than usual during race weekend, often past 1:00 AM.
Stations: Key stations near the circuit include Raffles Place, City Hall, Nicoll Highway, Bayfront, and Esplanade. Check the official map to find the best station for your specific gate.
Pricing: Purchase a Singapore Tourist Pass for unlimited travel over the weekend, or use an EZ-Link card for pay-as-you-go fares.
Buses: Services are increased during the event, and special shuttle routes may be available, especially to and from MRT stations. Note that many regular bus services are subject to major diversions during the race weekend.
OTHER OPTIONS
Taxis and rideshares: These are available but can be heavily affected by road closures and increased demand, making them less reliable and potentially expensive. You may need to use the Grab app or other local taxi apps like CDG Zig.
Walking: This is a convenient option if you are staying close to the circuit, but you should allow extra time and be prepared for the heat and humidity.
TIPS FOR RACE WEEKEND
Plan ahead: Before you go, check your ticket for the correct gate and use the official Singapore Grand Prix map to find the nearest public transport station.
Allow extra time: Expect significant congestion and plan for delays when traveling to and from the circuit, especially after the race has finished.
Stay hydrated: Bring a refillable water bottle and take advantage of water stations around the circuit.
Pack accordingly: Bring light, breathable clothing and a poncho for sudden tropical rain showers.
flight times & information
HEATHROW (INDIRECT)
06 OCT | LHR 18:40 – 17:05 ZRH 22:40 – 17:15 SIN (landing 07 Oct)
12 OCT | SIN 23:20 – 06:15 ZRH 07:05 – 07:55 LHR (landing 13 Oct)
MANCHESTER (INDIRECT)
06 OCT | MAN 09:15 – 19:25 AUH 21:20 – 09:15 SIN (landing 07 Oct)
12 OCT | SIN 21:10 – 00:30 AUH 02:05 – 07:00 MAN (landing 13 Oct)
EDINBURGH (INDIRECT)
06 OCT | EDI 18:05 – 22:40 HEL 00:30 – 18:30 SIN (landing 07 Oct)
12 OCT | SIN 21:35 – 06:00 HEL 16:30 – 17:20 EDI (landing 13 Oct)
Other airports may be available upon request.
Flight times may vary. Correct at time of publication.
First held: 2008
Number of times held: 18 (as of 2025)
Most wins (driver): Lewis Hamilton – 5 wins
Most wins (constructor): McLaren – 5 wins
Circuit length: 5.063 km (3.146 miles)
Race length: 308.706 km
Laps: 61
SOFT SANDS AND HIGH SPEEDS | The 2026 SINGAPORE Grand Prix Experience
The 2026 Singapore Grand Prix is set to be one of the standout events of the Formula 1 season, taking place on the iconic Marina Bay Street Circuit in the heart of Singapore. With its long straights, tight corners, and dramatic night-time setting, this spectacular city race tests every driver’s skill while delivering thrilling on-track action for fans.
But the Singapore Grand Prix is about more than just racing. Explore the city’s dazzling skyline, vibrant neighborhoods, and world-class attractions, from Marina Bay Sands and Gardens by the Bay to bustling hawker markets and cultural districts. Combining high-speed motorsport, lively city culture, and stunning night-time visuals, the 2026 Singapore Grand Prix promises an unforgettable weekend of excitement on and off the track.
Why Choose World Choice Sports
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SINGAPORE SPEEDS | f1 SINGAPORE
The Singapore Grand Prix is more than just a race – it’s an electrifying celebration of speed, strategy, and the battle for victory. Set on the iconic Marina Bay Street Circuit in the heart of Singapore, the roar of Formula 1 engines fills the night air as cutting-edge technology meets intense competition. With long straights, tight corners, and a spectacular night-time setting, the track pushes drivers to their limits, while thousands of passionate fans create an unforgettable atmosphere from start to finish. After the race, explore Singapore’s dazzling skyline, world-class attractions, vibrant neighborhoods, and cultural districts. Whether you’re here for the racing or the city’s experiences, the 2026 Singapore Grand Prix promises a weekend packed with thrills and adventure.
