F1 Singapore Grand Prix 2026: Tickets, Entertainment & Highlights
The Formula 1 Singapore Grand Prix is now less than a month away. From Friday 9 to Sunday 11 October, three days of high‑speed action will unfold, from free practice and qualifying through to the race itself.
Although some viewing areas and grandstand seats have already sold out, tickets are still available for selected areas, even this close to the event.
This is a chance to experience the roar of the engines, dazzling lights and electric atmosphere of the Singapore Grand Prix up close.
2026 Singapore Grand Prix Details
Dates 9–11 October
The 2026 Formula 1 World Championship features 24 races across the globe, with the schedule subject to change depending on developments in the Middle East.
The Singapore Grand Prix, the seventeenth round of the season, takes place over three days from Friday 9 to Sunday 11 October.
| Date | Time | Activity |
|---|---|---|
| Friday, 9 October | 4:30pm – 5:30pm | Free Practice |
| 8:30pm – 9:14pm | Sprint Qualifying | |
| Saturday, 10 October | 5:00pm – 5:30pm | Sprint Race |
| 9:00pm – 10:00pm | Qualifying | |
| Sunday, 11 October | 8:00pm – 10:00pm | Race |
This year brings an exciting first for Singapore: alongside the 62-lap, 305.337km Grand Prix, the circuit will host the Sprint race. Covering 100km, the Sprint adds an extra thrill to the weekend.
With the Sprint on Saturday and the main race on Sunday, the 2026 Singapore Grand Prix offers even more racing action.
Course: Marina Bay Street Circuit
The Singapore Grand Prix takes place right in the heart of the city at Marina Bay. The circuit is famous for hosting Formula 1’s first-ever night race.
For three days, the public roads around Marina Bay — usually bustling with tourists and commuters — are transformed into a thrilling street circuit.
Highlights include the tight, technical corners that come with racing through narrow city streets, alongside a start-finish straight set against the glittering backdrop of the night skyline.
Entertainment: Major Headliners
Each year, world-class artists take to the stage, delivering live performances that rival the excitement of the race itself.
Over the three days, energetic shows take place on stages of all sizes, spread across the venue’s four zones.
Headliners for 2026 include global superstar Janet Jackson and The Killers, one of the defining rock bands of the 21st century.
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A new floating stage, the Barge, will also welcome Mark Ronson, best known for the smash hit “Uptown Funk” with Bruno Mars.
For the full artist line-up and performance schedule, check the official website.
F1 Singapore Grand Prix
Websitehttps://singaporegp.sg/
F1 Singapore GP Ticket Guide
Ticket Type and Options
With so many ticket options available, choosing the right one can feel overwhelming, especially for first-time visitors.
Here are the key points to consider when selecting a ticket.
| Validity | Ticket options range from 3-Day Passes, valid throughout the Friday-to-Sunday weekend, to 1-Day and 2-Day Passes, valid only on specified dates. |
|---|---|
| Viewing Style | Grandstand tickets include a seat, while Walkabout tickets are standing-only. |
| Zone Access | The venue is divided into four zones. Some tickets allow access to all zones, while others are limited to specific zones. Check the stage location if there is a performance you want to see. |
Once you have decided on the ticket type, the final step (for seated tickets only) is choosing your grandstand. Check the map to see where each grandstand is located.
3-Day Pass: S$795
The 3-Day Pass covers the full Singapore Grand Prix weekend, from free practice through to qualifying and the main race.
Most 3-day passes have already sold out, and the only option currently available is the S$795 Zone 4 Walkabout ticket. This standing ticket allows visitors to move freely between viewing areas throughout Zone 4.
| Access | Pass | Price |
|---|---|---|
| All Zones | Skyline Grandstand | Sold out |
| Bayfront Grandstand | Sold out | |
| Pit Exit Grandstand | Sold out | |
| Zone 4 | Zone 4 Walkabout | S$ 795 |
| Padang Grandstand | Sold out |
2-Day Pass: S$400
A 2-day pass valid for entry on Friday and Sunday during the three-day race weekend.
| Access | Pass | Price |
|---|---|---|
| All Zones | Premier Walkabout | Sold out |
| Zone 4 | Zone 4 Walkabout | S$ 400 |
1-Day Pass: From S$248
A 1-day pass valid for entry only on the day printed on the ticket.
It is ideal for those who do not follow F1 closely but would like to soak up the atmosphere without committing to the full three-day schedule.
Both Walkabout tickets and Grandstand seats start at around S$250. Prices vary depending on the day, with Friday being the cheapest, followed by Saturday and then Sunday.
| Access | Pass | Price |
|---|---|---|
| All Zones | Premier Walkabout | S$ 289.06 |
| Republic Grandstand | S$ 328 | |
| Chicane @ Turn 2 Grandstand | S$ 948 | |
| Pit Grandstand | Sold out | |
| Zone 4 | Stamford Grandstand | S$ 248 |
| Zone 4 Walkabout | S$ 302.52 | |
| Padang Grandstand | S$ 378 | |
Official F1 Ticketing Partner: KKday
Tickets are available through KKday, an official ticketing partner of the Formula 1 Singapore Grand Prix.
The platform is easy to navigate, with the option to purchase tickets in your preferred currency.
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