Gear up for a spectacular line-up of F1 Singapore Grand Prix 2022 events, performances, exclusive menus and more!
We can almost hear the glorious sounds of Formula One cars tearing up the Marina Bay street circuit. After two long years, the exhilarating F1 Singapore Grand Prix 2022 will be steering into town once again from 30 September to 2 October. We give you the lowdown on all the essentials – right from the massive concert lineup to special dining deals to the best hotels to stay at during the F1 Singapore Grand Prix 2022.
All you need to know about F1 Singapore Grand Prix 2022
First things first, let’s get down to basics. For the uninitiated, this will be the 17th round of the 2022 Formula One World Championship. The track length is 5.063km (comprising of 23 turns) and drivers will have to complete a whopping 61 laps. Sebastian Vettel currently enters as the defending race winner. Trivia: in January this year, the Singapore Grand Prix contract was extended to seven years – that means we’ll be hosting the race up to 2028!
Off-track entertainment FTW
Exhilarating races aside, the Singapore Grand Prix is highly-anticipated for its entertainment line-up too. It’s no wonder why, 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 including 92 acts across nine stages.
Headliners include American electronic music producer and DJ Marshmello (30 September at Zone 4), Irish pop vocal group Westlife (1 October at Zone 4), American rock band Green Day (2 October at Zone 4), American musical group Black Eyed Peas (1 and 2 October at Zone 4 and Zone 1), English rock band Suede (1 October at Zone 1), Australian rapper The Kid Laroi (2 October at Zone 4) and American girl group TLC (1 October at Zone 1). Now, that’s one exciting line-up.
We can’t skip the general stage acts too! Vibe hard to international talents including Malaysian rock legends Wings, American musical duo iDKHOW, and Swedish-Gambian singer-songwriter, Seinabo Sey; along with local artists, Shigga Shay, Altoduo, Ice Cream Sundays and Inch.
Extra AF after-parties and full-on blowouts
Your energy levels are running high and you’ve got plenty of fuel left in the tank. What do you do? Dance the night away at an after-party, of course! Who knows? You might even run into a few race car drivers and celebrities.
1. Mandala Weekender
30 September – 2 October
Private members club Mandala Club will be hosting an exquisite race viewing and party experience for club members, VIPs and the public. Award-winning international artists Rae Sremmurd and Kelis will be performing on 30 September, followed by Armand van Helden and Louie Vega with Anané on 1 October, and Basement Jaxx and Rudimental on 2 October. Get your general admission tickets at $118 or go all out for a $5,000 VIP table. Watch the race on a whopping 30-metre LED screen with a theatre-style state-of-the-art sound system. Amp it up with the Mandala Genesis 250 Pass, the club’s first NFT for IRL access and benefits – we’re talking about an exclusive rooftop view of the race for just 250 pass holders. Sweet!
Mandala Weekender, get your tickets online, Sands Expo and Convention Centre, Hall C, Level 1, 10 Bayfront Avenue, Singapore 018956
2. Marquee Singapore
30 September and 1 October
What’s an F1 weekend without a party at Marquee Singapore? International DJs Steve Aoki and Afrojack will be helming the decks on 30 September and 1 October respectively. Online ticket prices start from $80 (for ladies) and $100 (for gents). Party like it’s 2019!
Marquee Singapore, #B1-67, Galleria Level, The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands, 2 Bayfront Avenue, Singapore 018972
3. Ce La Vi’s Grand Prix Cyber Rally Weekend
28 – 29 September, 1 – 2 October
Rooftop bar destination Ce La Vi is bringing the pizzazz with entertainment mammoths and exclusive menus. From 28 September, feast on four-course dinner menus curated by executive chef Maksym Chukanov, plus late-night snacks and weekend brunch. Or make a beeline to the Sky Bar for a la carte drinks. Then, party like it’s hot at the Club Lounge with fab DJ sets including Malaysia’s veteran DJ Alam, along with giveaways, face painting fun, table swag and more.
Ce La Vi’s Grand Prix Cyber Rally Weekend, Sunset sessions: 6pm-10pm; brunch: 12pm-3pm; late-night sets: 10pm-4am; Marina Bay Sands Tower 3, 1 Bayfront Avenue, Singapore 018971
4. Amber Lounge
1 – 2 October
Hop on over to the city’s most exclusive after-party at Amber Lounge. This year, the post-race event will be held at Clifford Pier at The Fullerton Bay Hotel. There’ll be flowing champagne and cocktails by award-winning bartenders and appearances by international music artists (headlined by Dutch DJ Oliver Heldens, Swedish singer-songwriter John Martin and American rapper Fatman Scoop). Plus, theatrical cabaret, cirque-themed performances and more! The premier after-party event is all about extravagance so we’re not surprised that the new ultra-exclusive suite concept goes up to $100,000. Alternatively, you can get a table package too.
Amber Lounge at Clifford Pier, The Fullerton Bay Hotel, 80 Collyer Quay, Singapore 049326
5. Prix Party and The Circuit at 1-Arden
29 September; 1 – 2 October
Blaze a trail on the 51st floor as new kid on the block 1-Arden kickstarts the F1 season with two lavish parties. Prix Party on 29 September presents an enthralling night with a line-up of international and local DJs. Bust some moves with bubbly and spirits by The Orientalist Spirits and Silverleaf. Book a platinum VVIP, gold or silver tables for an indulgent night.
On 1 and 2 October, the 1-Arden rooftop will host Heineken’s (the headline global partner for F1) official after-party. Aptly called “The Circuit”, it’ll offer race-themed activities – you can take photos at light installations or experience driving a Formula One car through an F1 stimulator. A ticket also gets you two free drinks – a low ABV Heineken Silver and a spirit of your choice.
1-Arden Rooftop, Level 51, CapitaSpring, 88 Market Street, Singapore 048948
6. Zouk
30 September – 2 October
Go full throttle at Zouk’s GPSS Race Weekend Party. Held over the race weekend, expect a series of international DJs takeovers, race girl fits, roving crew, race simulations and race-themed bottle rituals at The Garage. The party will end with a guest DJ on Sunday.
The Garage: GPSS Race Weekend Party, 10pm till late, multiple locations including Zouk, Phuture and Capital
7. Smoke & Mirrors
2 October
Rooftop bar Smoke & Mirrors and Tom Barker Group come together for a spectacular race-watching event. Named The Penthouse, the event kicks off with free-flow champagne, tailored cocktails, and premium spirits paired with an exquisite meal. Let’s not forget the highlight – a 180-degree view of the race from a 60-metre wide balcony. The party continues well into the night with tipples, food, entertainment, and spectacular sights of Singapore’s cityscape.
Smoke & Mirrors, 6pm-2am, #06-01, National Gallery Singapore, 1 St. Andrew’s Road, Singapore 178957
Fuel up with scrumptious dining menus
8. Winner’s Podium Sharing Menu at Level33
1 – 2 October
Feast on the indulgent Winner’s Podium sharing menu with spectacular platters like chilled seafood on ice ($168 for two pax) featuring freshly shucked oysters, premium West Australian marron and housemade beer condiments, and the Ultimate Surf and Turf ($248) with Westholme wagyu sirloin and Western Australian marron served with housemade kombu and nori burnt butter.
Meat lovers, opt for the weekend roast set menu ($128 per pax) with dry-aged French duck breast and slow-roasted organic pumpkin in the mix. Zhuzh it up with free-flow house-brewed beers, prosecco, house wine, liquors and soft drinks at $128.
Level33, #33-01 Marina Bay Financial Centre Tower 1, 8 Marina Boulevard, Singapore 018981
9. F1 exclusive cocktails at Mott 32
26 September – 2 October
This contemporary Chinese restaurant ushers in the race season with four F1-exclusive Asian-inspired tipples. Red Light ($28) is a spirit-forward bourbon-based cocktail with yuzu, lemon and aged rum demerara topped with a layer of Shanxi Marselan red wine. Go green with the botanical-inspired Jade Forest ($26), with Midori, gin, oleo saccharum, sudachi and soda. Then, there’s Racing Lawn ($28), an Asian twist on an espresso martini – shochu with genmaicha, matcha, pandan rice nectar, coconut liqueur, cream and toasted sesame.
Mott 32, #B1-41-42, The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands, 10 Bayfront Avenue, Singapore 018956
10. Lavo Party Brunch: F1 Race Weekend with Gil Glaze
1 October
Spirits are high at the rooftop restaurant Lavo’s Party Brunch. Expect a champagne-filled extravaganza in true Lavo fashion with F1-themed dining specials, signature dishes, house pours and more. Resident DJ New York Gil Glaze will take you to the decks, so don’t forget to bring your moves. Come hungry ‘cause the brunch buffet ($98) has an array of fresh seafood, aged salumi, oven-baked pizzas, hearty breakfast delights, delectable meats and assorted desserts. Top up from $168 for free-flow champagne.
Lavo Party Brunch: F1 Race Weekend with Gil Glaze, 12pm-3pm, Marina Bay Sands, Tower 1, Level 57, 10 Bayfront Avenue, Singapore 018956
11. Da Paolo
1 – 30 September
If you’re planning to watch the race at home, or throw a fun after-party, don’t forget the grub! Da Paolo’s got you covered with specially curated meal and snack bundles of Italian fare such as beef lasagna, tiramisu, burrata salad, tuna tortellini and cheese and charcuterie boards. Munch on a hearty bundle of Da Paolo’s signatures or a cheese and charcuterie spread for one (from $36) or up to eight persons (from $210).
Da Paolo, order online
12. Thirty Six Brewlab & Smokehouse
30 September – 2 October
Something’s brewing at Thirty Six Brewlab and Smokehouse, and it’s not just the craft beers. Experience the action with an exciting free-flow drinks package and live screenings of the races. Guzzle up on countless pints of Lion Brewery Co. beers, house wines, and signature cocktails while watching the exhilarating races in a fun setting.
Thirty Six Brewlab & Smokehouse, 6pm onwards, 36 Club Street, Singapore 069469
13. Sugarhall
29 September – 1 October
If you want to enjoy the F1 festivities without the rush (and crowd), step right into Sugarhall. The rum-focused bar has prepared a special set meal – sticky pork ribs and the signature Dark & Stormy high-ball. If you’re working in the CBD, you know where to go for an after-work meal during the race weekend.
Sugarhall, Level 2, 19 Cecil Street, Singapore 049704
14. Tablescape
28 September – 2 October
Modern European restaurant Tablescape unveils exclusive creations in celebration of the night race. Tuck into the Padang cocktail, a fruity mix of gin, strawberry puree and cranberry juice. Or fuel up with the Stamford prepared with blue curacao, vodka and a splash of Red Bull. Those staying at Grand Park City Hall can enjoy a late-night room service menu till 3am with indulgent dishes like the Tablescape burger and fish and chips.
Tablescape, Level 3, 10 Coleman Street, Grand Park City Hall, Singapore 179809
15. InterContinental Singapore
29 September – 2 October
Hop over to InterContinental Singapore for a culinary dance party. Yup, we’re talking about its Singapore Night Race Dining Party with an exclusive night race menu prepared by award-winning chefs, and a live music line-up featuring international artiste and singer-songwriter Janine Annice.
InterContinental Singapore, 80 Middle Road, Singapore 188966
16. F1 pop-up by Auchentoshan
23 September – 2 October
Walk past Mandarin Gallery and you’ll notice Auchentoshan’s pop-up bar right at the heart of Orchard Road. Cool down with five signature Auchentoshan cocktails, tasting flights and even bottles for purchase. Participate in interactive activities for a chance to win exciting prizes. There’ll also be a guest shift by bartenders from Sago House from 27 to 29 September, 6pm to 9pm.
F1 pop-up by Auchentoshan, in front of Mandarin Gallery, 333A Orchard Road, Singapore 238897
17. Visit a life-sized Lego replica of a McLaren Formula 1 Race Car
23 September – 2 October
Are you a Lego and F1 fanatic? Enjoy the best of both worlds as Singapore hosts a Lego replica of the McLaren Formula 1 race car. Making its first stop in Southeast Asia, this spectacular piece is a must-visit. The replica took 1,893 hours to assemble and is created using 288,315 Lego bricks. But wait for it – you can actually sit in the driver’s seat for a photo op. The pop-up includes other exciting events including a chance to meet British Formula 1 driver Lando Norris on 28 September.
McLaren Formula 1 Race Car Lego replica, in front of Ngee Ann City Civic Plaza, 391A Orchard Road, Singapore 238874
18. Bonus: Shop Formula One collection at KrisShop
Until 15 September
You can now get all your Formula One merch at one stop: KrisShop. Pick up apparel from your favourite teams from the Race Collection. Think everything from Scuderia Ferrari to Mclaren to Red Bull racing driver tees. From now until 15 September, enjoy a 9% sitewide discount on all regular-priced items with minimum spending of $180. Go on and gear up now!
Formula One collection at KrisShop, available online
Congrats, you’re now up to speed on all the spectacular things to do during the Formula 1 Singapore Grand Prix 2022.
F1 Singapore Grand Prix 2022, 30 September to 2 October, Marina Bay Street Circuit, Singapore
