F1 Singapore events mix world-class racing, mega concerts, and nightlife that keeps the city buzzing.
F1 Singapore events are more than just about races. It’s about the roaring engines, world-famous music acts, immersive pop-ups, and unforgettable after-parties that take over the city. This is your go-to guide for the race season from 3 to 5 October 2025, including where to catch the action and the hottest fringe events and parties. Exploring the area? Take a peek at our roundup of the best Marina Bay restaurants.
F1 Singapore Grand Prix 2025: All you need to know
Details at a glance
Best for: Car enthusiasts, music lovers, and fervent concertgoers
When: 3 to 5 October 2025
How much: Tickets start from $148 for general admission
Where: F1 Singapore Grand Prix 2025, Marina Bay Street Circuit, Singapore
Off-track entertainment at F1
Exhilarating races aside, the Singapore Grand Prix is also highly anticipated for its entertainment line-up. It’s no wonder, as the stage plays host to a stellar range of artists and musicians every year. This year’s edition will see over 100 hours of entertainment across multiple stages. Here’s the line-up you can expect:
Friday, 3 October
- Zone 1: Clean Bandit, Haley Reinhart, Hot Dub Time Machine, Indo Warehouse
- Zone 4: G-Dragon, CL, DJ Admin, Maisie Peters, Oake, Putri Ariani
Saturday, 4 October
- Zone 1: Crowded House, Haley Reinhart, Hanna, Kim Turnbull, Le Twins, Pete Tong, The Naked and Famous
- Zone 4: Foo Fighters, Alan Walker, Baby Metal, Belle Sisoski, DJ Questionmark, Indo Warehouse, The Lathums, Tom Grennan
Sunday, 5 October
- Zone 1: The Smashing Pumpkins, DJ Admin, Haley Reinhart, Melanie C, The Wombats
- Zone 4: Elton John, Lewis Capaldi, Hanna, Rum Jungle, The Island Voices, Tokyo Groove Jyoshi
How to get early bird tickets for next year
Yes, tickets to the F1 Singapore Grand Prix 2026 are actually available! You’d be surprised at how quickly tickets can get snapped up a year in advance. There are two ways to get access to these super early bird tickets:
- Place a deposit to get priority access to official F1 ticket packages before they become available to the public.
- Join the waitlist and speak with a sales representative who can give you more information if you don’t want to commit to the deposit.
On-track events to catch during race weekend
1. F1 Academy race
In case you missed it, the F1 Academy is back, championing the next generation of female racers through their motorsports journeys. This global gateway initiative is committed to driving change through grassroots activities and professional programmes. Singapore will play host to the F1 Academy’s sixth round of races. This year, the grid has expanded to 18 cars and six teams thanks to the inclusion of Hitech Grand Prix.
When: 2 October, 3.10pm to 3.50pm; 4 October, 2.55pm to 3.30pm; 5 October, 3.25pm to 4pm
Where: F1 Academy race, Marina Bay Street Circuit
2. Thursday Pit Lane Experience
Taking place a day before the F1 Singapore Grand Prix, the Thursday Pit Lane Experience is an exclusive chance to visit the Zone 1 F1 Village before the gates to Circuit Park officially open. Get a peek at the Formula 1 team garages and take a stroll down the pit lane. This opportunity is only open to Singaporeans and permanent residents, so make full use of the chance to check out this unique tour! Ballots are now closed for 2025, but be sure to bookmark the page for the 2026 ballots so you can get your opportunity next time.
When: 2 October 2025, 7.15pm to 11pm
How much: Free admission, ballots closed
Where: Thursday Pit Lane Experience, Marina Bay Street Circuit
3. Porsche Carrera Cup Asia 2025
All the weekend racing action is never-ending! On top of the Formula 1 Grand Prix and Formula 1 Academy excitement, fledgling talents and veterans will participate in the Porsche Carrera Cup Asia. This race showcases the very best GT competitors, putting their skills to the test in a multi-level competition.
When: 3 October, 2pm to 2.45pm; 4 October, 1.45pm to 2.15pm; 5 October, 4.40pm to 5.15pm
Where: Porsche Carrera Cup Asia 2025, Marina Bay Street Circuit
4. Amex Fan Experience
While it’s located in Zone 4 of the F1 Village, the upcoming Amex Fan Experience is free for all to enjoy! Put your F1 knowledge to the test through one of the many activities located within the pop-up. This includes a trivia-powered racing game, creating your very own driver intro, designing your own car livery, and more. Psst: Amex cardholders get to skip the main queue at select experiences in the F1 fan zone too!
When: 3 to 5 October 2025
How much: Free admission
Where: Amex Fan Experience, Zone 4, F1 Village, Marina Bay Street Circuit
Events happening around the city
5. Tag Heuer pop-up
Tag Heuer has returned once again as the Official Timekeeper of Formula 1, entering an exciting new chapter. With deep roots in racing history, the watch brand embodies Formula 1’s fearless heritage. This year, it’s popping up at Ion Orchard with a series of interactive events! Horology enthusiasts must visit to admire the showcase of historical time pieces dating back to the golden era of motorsports and snag a photo with the Oracle Red Bull Racing F1 Team Show Car.
When: 25 September to 6 October 2025
How much: Free admission
Where: Tag Heuer pop-up, Level 1 Atrium, Ion Orchard, 2 Orchard Turn, Singapore 238801
6. Race the Marina Bay Street Circuit with Tumi
Travel icon Tumi is transforming its store with the launch of the Tumi Race Simulator. Talented drivers are invited to take the wheel on the motion simulator, inspired by Singapore’s iconic night circuit. Why compete in this race simulator, you ask? To get a chance to win some exclusive Tumi merchandise signed by Lando Norris, of course! Plus, if you spend at least $500 in-store, you can claim a limited edition McLaren pin set. The perfect excuse to get something from the Tumi | McLaren 2025 collection in its newest colourway.
When: 27 to 28 September 2025; 4 to 5 October 2025; 12pm to 6pm
How much: Free admission; sign up required
Where: Tumi, 2 Bayfront Avenue, Singapore 018972
7. Performa: Singapore’s first premium retail gallery
Fashion, fitness, wellness, and adrenaline – what does this pop-up not have? Performa is the latest GPSS-themed event to hit the streets, offering a showcase that goes beyond shopping. Yes, you can snag goods from premium brands like Sunnystep and Milieux. But you can also take pictures with racing-inspired photo installations and AI stations, test your luck at the Mystery Garage Wall, and participate in high-intensity workouts and fitness challenges designed for all fitness levels!
When: 25 September to 5 October 2025
How much: Free admission
Where: Performa: Singapore’s first premium retail gallery, Plaza Singapura, 68 Orchard Road, Singapore 238839
8. Lego Experience the Thrill pop-up
We love rewarding ourselves with a new Lego set to build, and what better set to get than the annual Formula 1 Lego cars? Back again for 2025, Lego’s got an upcoming pop-up that will challenge your speed, skill, and pit-stop precision. Think you got what it takes? Take a seat in the pedal power VR racing simulator or head to the Rapid Repair to beat the clock in a tire-changing challenge. Conquer all the tasks and you can walk away with a mini Lego F1 racecar.
When: 25 September to 12 October 2025
How much: Free admission
Where: Lego Experience the Thrill pop-up, outside level 1, Ion Orchard, 2 Orchard Turn, Singapore 238801
9. Extra Curious Activities: Pit Stop
It only makes sense for one of the cornerstone F1 Singapore events to happen at New Bahru Singapore. Over 70 local and regional makers will be gathered for a weekend of craft, culture, and design. There are exclusive perks for F1 ticket holders, including complimentary tipples at Bar Somma, vouchers for F&B and retail brands, and a cold plunge at New Bahru’s newest addition, Hideaway.
When: 3 to 5 October 2025
How much: Free admission
Where: Extra Curious Activities: Pit Stop, New Bahru, 46 Kim Yam Road, Singapore 239351
10. Hit the Apex
We see Clarke Quay light up with every Formula 1 weekend, and this year is no different. Hit the Apex will take the neighbourhood by storm with live performances, race sport simulators, and raves galore. Catch a hybrid display-and-play installation by Hot Wheels, catch performances hosted by Music Matters Live, and take on the on-site racing simulator championship. Wrap the whole race weekend up with a feel-good day rave with coffee and sunshine.
When: 26 September to 5 October 2025
How much: Free admission
Where: Hit the Apex, CQ @ Clarke Quay, 3 River Valley Road, Singapore 179024
11. Mr. Bucket: Build your own F1 car
Okay, before you get excited, it’s made of chocolate, not actual car parts (that’s much easier for those of us who aren’t engineers). Our very own chocolate factory in Singapore is hosting a handful of workshops at its Dempsey location, and F1 fans from around the island are invited. Using special cocoa butter paint and tools, you’ll be guided by an in-house facilitator who will help you create an edible masterpiece.
When: 27 to 28 September & 4 to 5 October; 9am to 11am
How much: Starts from $75 per person
Where: Mr. Bucket: Build your own F1 car, #01-03/04, 13 Dempsey Road, Singapore 249674
12. Fuel your senses fragrance workshop
Did you ever think the fragrance notes of tar, smoke, and leather would make a good scent? You can now find out at Oo La Lab’s latest perfume-making workshop. The limited edition session is great for the motorsport-loving individual looking to create a unique and customised fragrance inspired by scents you’d smell on the track. And yes, you get to take the perfume home with you!
When: 26 September to 5 October 2025
How much: From $148 per person
Where: Fuel your senses fragrance workshop, #02-04, Oo La Lab, 2 Alexandra Road, Singapore 159919
13. Beginnings of Grand Prix in Singapore
For the F1 nerds who wanna dig deep into the history of the Grand Prix, pop by the Mint Museum of Toys for its Formula 1 programmes. Your two-day ticket gives you access to the history of the Orient Year Grand Prix to view a series of racing cars made between the 1930s and 1970s. Learn more about cars through a sustainable wood racing car workshop, where you can assemble and paint your own collectable. Or challenge a buddy to a thrilling board game where you’ll “race” through the streets.
When: 27 to 28 September 2025
How much: Tickets start from $55
Where: Beginnings of Grand Prix in Singapore, Mint Museum of Toys, 26 Seah Street, Singapore 188382
14. SGP: Dare To Be Different exhibition
This ongoing exhibition at Dempsey takes you through the evolution of the Singapore Formula 1 Grand Prix over the years. Discover what the event looked like in its early days and how it evolved. Did you know the Marina Bay Street Circuit is made from a special F1 mix, the race lights have to be assembled and disassembled before and after each race, and drivers sweat out at least three litres of water during the race? These are all the lesser-known fun facts we learnt as we walked through the exhibition.
The highlight is the display of SF16-H, SF15-T, and SF14-T cars driven by Charles Leclerc and Kimi Raikkonen. You can even see how smooth the tyres look after racing, which we find pretty incredible. Other things to see include video interviews of the architect who created the F1 Pit Building, the team behind the F&B planning, and the designers of our Marina Bay Street Circuit.
When: Ongoing
How much: Free admission
Where: SGP: Dare To Be Different exhibition, free admission, #01-03, Gallery26, 26 Dempsey Road, Singapore 249686
15. GPSS Neon Lights Pub Crawl
Take a boozy turn through the streets with the team behind Singapore Pub Crawl on a bustling race-themed trip through nightlife venues that’ll have you on a high. Once you hit Mogambo, grab your wristbands and start your night with a drink while getting to know your fellow partygoers over welcome shots. Look forward to F1-themed trivia fun and gorgeous views of the city skyline. Round it off with free entry to one of the city’s hottest dance spots to dance the night away!
When: Select dates from 26 September to 4 October 2025
How much: Tickets start from $50
Where: GPSS Neon Lights Pub Crawl, starts at Mogambo Bar & Restaurant, 3 Canton Street, Singapore 049745
16. Singapore Sidecars: Night Race Party Tours
You don’t get many opportunities to sit in a sidecar in Singapore, so why not make it an extra special one? Singapore Sidecars is hosting tours around the city for the Grand Prix season. Grab your helmet and hop in as bikes take you through multiple Formula 1 party venues, heritage sites, and the street circuit. This year’s edition has a dining option where you can end the race at Prego! If Avengers director Joe Russo, Harry Potter actors James and Oli Phelps, and F1 World Champion Damon Hill all loved it, we bet you will too.
When: 27 September to 12 October 2025
How much: $230 per person
Where: Singapore Sidecars: Night Race Party Tours, various locations
17. Quantum Perspective: The Art of Interference
In celebration of the International Year of Quantum Science and Technology, Italian and Singaporean artists are united through an art exhibition hosted by the Dino Zoli Foundation and DZeASia. The exhibition will shine an artistic light on quantum science, using the F1 Singapore Grand Prix, a showcase of engineering excellence, as a symbol. How will quantum science and motorsport come together? Drop by The Arts House to find out.
When: 1 to 7 October 2025
How much: TBD
Where: Quantum Perspective: The Art of Interference, The Arts House, 1 Old Parliament Lane, Singapore 179429
Exclusive race weekend menus
18. Sip a limited-edition F1 brew
If you need any excuse to be out for a pint this weekend, we’ve got one! Level33 is proving itself to be one of the dining destinations in Singapore when it comes to the Singapore Grand Prix festivities. Besides sky-high views, the microbrewery will also be streaming the race on multiple screens, offering both terrace seating and indoor dining options. The kicker? It’s launched Singapore’s first-ever GPSS beer, crafted in collaboration with eight independent local breweries.
When: 3 to 5 October 2025
How much: Terrace seating starts from $258 per person; indoor dining starts from $158 per person
Where: Level33, Marina Bay Financial Centre 1, 8 Marina Boulevard, Singapore 018981
19. Copacabana Brunch: Race to Samba edition
If you haven’t been to one of Sushisamba’s brunches, you’re missing out. Besides gorgeous views of the city and delicious free-flowing plates of Japanese, Brazilian, and Peruvian dishes, the vibe is always on point. Think dazzling samba dancers, DJ sets, and live performances. It’s brunch with a show!
When: 4 to 5 October 2025, 12pm to 3pm
How much: Starts from $160 per person
Where: Sushisamba, Level 52, Capital Tower, 168 Robinson Road, Singapore 068912
20. Nobu’s F1 weekend brunch
Get an extra-luxe start to race day with Nobu’s all-you-can-eat bottomless brunch! Known for its convivial spirit and exquisite plates, fuel up on Japanese-Peruvian cuisine that will energise you till the evening race events. You can’t go to Nobu without ordering its signature spicy tuna on crispy rice and black cod miso. Follow that up with steak or salmon from the live teppanyaki cooking room and wash it all down with bubbly. Pure bliss.
When: 5 to 6 October 2025
How much: Starts from $188 per person
Where: Nobu, Level 3, Four Seasons Hotel Singapore, 190 Orchard Boulevard, Singapore 248646
The hottest F1 parties to attend
21. Amber Lounge afterparties
Amber Lounge is the place to be when it comes to Formula 1 afterparties. In the heart of Asia’s exclusive night race, prepare yourself for immersive entertainment with plenty of surprises along the way. Who knows, you might get a chance to spot a couple of the drivers dancing the night away alongside other A-list celebrities and international jet setters.
When: 4 & 5 October 2025
How much: Tickets start from $850 for Saturday and $1,250 for Sunday
Where: Amber Lounge afterparties, The Clifford Pier, 80 Collyer Quay, Singapore 049326
22. Mandala Mansion
Anyone looking for a luxe F1 viewing experience knows that Mandala Mansion is the place to be. This year, it’s taking over HighHouse and Nova – two locations with strategic sky-high views of the city and the Marina Bay Street Circuit. Like all editions of this must-visit party, you get unparalleled hospitality, free-flowing drinks, and gourmet bites all night.
When: 5 October 2025
How much: Get in touch with the team
Where: Mandala Mansion, HighHouse and Nova, Level 61 to 62, 1 Raffles Place, Singapore 048616
23. Official Patron x Oracle Red Bull Racing official afterparty
How often do you get to say you’ve been to an official F1 race team’s afterparty? This is your chance to brag about it. Patron and Oracle Red Bull Racing have taken over the Capitol Theatre and turned it into a one-night-only luxury playground. Globally acclaimed DJs Videojean, Faul & Wad, and Oskar Med K will be taking the stage with cinematic energy and unforgettable sets. Couple that with free-flowing Patron, Grey Goose, and Bombay Sapphire, and the night will just whizz right by. Psst: we bet there’s a chance you’ll even catch the Red Bull Racing drivers here!
When: 4 October 2025
How much: Tickets start from $208
Where: Official Patron x Oracle Red Bull Racing official after party, Capitol Theatre, 17 Stamford Road, Singapore 178907
24. Hennessy X.O La Carafe afterparty at Marquee
Hardcore party-goers need to make a stop at Marquee for one of the hottest afterparties of the race weekend. Brought to you by Hennessy X.O La Carafe, the evening is defined by the brand’s dramatic serving rituals – revealed with a ring of fire and poured into bespoke X.O La Carafe glasses. It doesn’t get any more luxe than that. Plus, you’ll get to party it out to music spun by Martin Garrix himself.
When: 4 October 2025, 10pm till late
How much: Tickets start from $100
Where: Marquee Singapore, B1-67, 10 Bayfront Avenue, Singapore 018956
25. Race to Samba: A post-race party
Need somewhere to be after the practice rounds? Head up to Sushisamba’s mezzanine level for an intimate but vibey post-race soiree. The lounge will be buzzing with adrenaline. Head to the bar for race-inspired cocktails to cool down before dancing the Friday away to pulsating beats. The space is pretty narrow, so we’d recommend coming earlier for a pre-party tipple or two.
When: 3 October 2025, 10pm till late
How much: Free entry, reservations recommended
Where: Sambaroom, Sushisamba, Level 52, Capital Tower, 168 Robinson Road, Singapore 068912
26. Belvedere takes over Capital, Zouk
F1 Singapore parties are nights of full-blown revelry, and we already know Zouk Group will bring on the heat. Belvedere 10 will be taking over Capital and turning it into The House of 10 – it’s so dramatic, we love it. Belvedere 10 is the first-ever official vodka sponsor for F1, so it’s a time to celebrate. Think caviar drops, sets by star DJs, and a curated guestlist of tastemakers.
When: 3 to 4 October 2025
How much: Contact the team for prices and table bookings
Where: Belvedere takes over Capital, Zouk, 3C River Valley Road, Singapore 179022
27. After 2049 party
To close off the largest Web3 and crypto conference taking place in Singapore that same weekend, Token 2049 invites everyone to join the afterparty fun. It’s held at Pasir Panjang Power Station, so we recommend getting your portable fans ready because this location is known for its lack of ventilation. But that doesn’t stop the vibe from vibing! This year’s headliner is Brazilian DJ and record producer Lukas Ruiz (aka Vintage Culture), who will be making his long-awaited Singapore debut.
When: 3 October 2025, 9pm to 3am
How much: Tickets start from $94
Where: After 2049 party, Pasir Panjang Power Station, 27 Pasir Panjang Road, Singapore 117537
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Frequently Asked Questions
When is the actual race?
The schedule for the Formula 1 Singapore Grand Prix typically goes as follows:
3 October, Friday: Practice sessions
4 October, Saturday: Final practice and qualifying rounds
5 October, Sunday: Actual race (usually around 8pm SGT)
Which ticket should I get? What does each ticket mean?
Zone 4 Walkabout: Allows you to roam through Zone 4 freely, and view the race from viewing platforms at trackside locations. It also gives you access to the performance stages, including the Padang Stage. This is the best ticket for people who are more keen on the concert and entertainment segments.
Premier Walkabout: Gives you access to roam Zone 1 to Zone 4 freely, letting you pick where you want to watch the race. You get entertainment and F&B options as well across the entire Circuit Park. Also comes with a complimentary ride to the Singapore Flyer, and access to all performance stages including Zone 4 Padang Stage and Zone 1 Wharf Stage. This ticket is best for the fan who wants the flexibility of watching the race from any part of the track while being able to roam the F1 village.
Grandstands: These tickets come with designated seating and are sectioned by the area where the grandstands are situated. Most grandstand tickets (Except Stamford, and Padang Grandstand) offer access to all zones, performance stages, and complimentary rides on the Singapore Flyer. This is best for avid fans who want an almost front row seat to the action.
Hospitality packages: The luxurious way to experience the race, you can catch all the action in an air-conditioned environment with dedicated F&B service. Packages also come with perks like pit lane walks and dedicated viewing areas.
Do I need earplugs?
We'd recommend going with earplugs because the sound of the cars zooming past can be deafening! If you're going with children, this is a must-have.
Can I bring food, drinks, or flags?
You are only allowed to bring in an empty water bottle of up to 600ml. No outside food or drinks are allowed in the park.
For a full list of prohibited items, you can check the Formula 1 official website.
How do I get to the Marina Bay Street Circuit?
Entrances are strategically located nearby many MRT stations. You can enter through any gate, but we recommend dropping by the closest gate to your grandstand or designated zone.
Gate 1: Nicoll Highway, Lavender
Gate 2: Promenade
Gates 3A & B: City Hall, Esplanade
Gates 4 to 6: Raffles Place
Gate 7: Esplanade
Gate 8: Bayfront
Can children attend the Formula 1 Singapore Grand Prix?
Yes, children can attend! They will need their own ticket, and children under 7 years old need to have a signed indemnity form before entering.
