Gear up for a spectacular line-up of F1 Singapore Grand Prix 2024 events, performances, exclusive menus and more!
We can almost hear the glorious sounds of Formula One cars tearing up the Marina Bay street circuit. The exhilarating Formula 1 Singapore Airlines Singapore Grand Prix 2024 is steering into town once again from 20 – 22 September. Here’s the lowdown on all the essentials – right from the massive concert line-up to special dining deals to the best hotels to stay at during the F1 Singapore Grand Prix 2024.
All you need to know about F1 Singapore Grand Prix 2024
First things first, let’s get down to basics. For the uninitiated, this will be the 18th round of the 2024 Formula One World Championship. The track spans 4.94km and drivers must complete a whopping 62 laps and navigate 19 turns while doing so.
Off-track entertainment FTW
Exhilarating races aside, the Singapore Grand Prix is also highly anticipated for its entertainment line-up. 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 across 12 stages.
We hope you’re ready for some truly exhilarating key performances! On Friday when the second practice session ends, head to the Zone 4 Padang Stage to catch American band OneRepublic, electronic DJ duo Honne, Australian indie-dance band The Jungle Giants, and alternative rock duo Thirty Seconds to Mars who are just the beginning of a stellar line-up.
On Saturday, we’ll see the appearance of singer Kylie Minogue, Guy Lawrence of sibling DJ duo Disclosure, multi-million-selling quartet The Corrs, American R&B crew Kool & the Gang, K-pop rookie group BabyMonster, producer Tones and I, and DJ James Murphy. And on Sunday, joining Tones and I and James Murphy’s second day appearance are musician Lenny Kravitz, singer-songwriter Kelis Rogers, and artiste Dean Lewis.
A number of international acts are set to perform too! Think the likes of Sea Girls, Austin Millz, H3F, Hindley Street Country Club, MOS, The Diamonds, Rangga Jones, STNY, and The Astronauts. Be sure to keep an eye out for roving acts too, including the stilt-walking Afflorables, percussion band Sambiesta, and fire dance performers Coming True Fire.
Guide to F1 Singapore Grand Prix 2024: Fringe events and parties galore
1. Gumball 3000
21 – 22 September
What is arguably the most epic rally of supercars will be making its way to Singapore just in time for the F1 weekend, and we’re so here for it! This international motor rally brings cars, music, fashion, and pop culture together onto the public streets. Participants hop in for a 3,000-mile journey across six days, making it one of the hottest road trips to remember. This year, after making their way through Saigon, Angkor Wat, Bangkok, Krabi, and Kuala Lumpur, you’ll get the chance to see these machines in action on our city’s streets.
Gumball 3000, location to be confirmed
2. Savour Park
13 – 15 & 20 -22 September
What makes this gathering of food trucks in Singapore a Formula 1-themed event? The showcase of classic cars, of course! Over two weekends, car enthusiasts can get up close and personal with vehicles like a Porsche 356 and Jaguar E-series type 3. If you aren’t satisfied with just snapping pictures, you can also take joy rides in a vintage Land Rover and retro 1935 Austin Seven Ruby. And thankfully, if you start getting peckish, you’ll be surrounded by some of the best food trucks in town.
Savour Park, Palawan Green, Sentosa, Siloso Beach Walk
3. Ce La Vi’s Formula 1 offerings
21 – 22 September
Ce La Vi once again proves that it’s one of the best places to be when it comes to all the F1 revelry. Brunch fanatics, flock to book your spot with the Race Weekend brunch where you can enjoy a three-course contemporary Asian affair and free-flow champagne. If you’ve still got energy to burn, stay for Speed of Sound – a programme featuring 37 hours of non-stop global odysseys. The party starts on 21 September from 12pm going into 8am the next day with international headliner Nic Fanciulli! After a quick nap, we’ll be back at it for race day fun with Ce La Vi’s resident DJs.
Ce La Vi’s Formula 1 offerings, 12pm – 4pm, prices start at $48, Level 57, Marina Bay Sands Singapore, 1 Bayfront Avenue, Singapore 018971
4. The Glam Circuit Festival
13 – 22 September
A race-themed wonderland awaits at Kampong Glam! This historical precinct will be bringing a ton of fun for the upcoming Formula 1 weekend, and we highly recommend making a pitstop here. The kids (and even the adults) can have fun with carnival games, mini motorcycle races, an F1 simulator, and art workshops where you can personalise your own racing gear. You can also catch the Kampong Gelam Music Festival where local talents will be showing off their musical prowess for a whole week.
The Glam Circuit Festival, One Kampong Glam, 71 Aliwal Street, Singapore 199944
5. Lego Technic Grand “Brix” Pop-up Experience
13 – 22 September
Mercedes fans won’t wanna miss out on this upcoming event happening at Orchard. The Lego Group and the Mercedes-AMG Petronas F1 Team have collaborated to bring you the Lego Technic Grand “Brix” Pop-up Experience. That’s where you’ll find a life-sized Lego Mercedes-AMG F1 W14 E Performance model, complete with rotating selectors and shifting pedals. You can also put your racing skills to the test with interactive stations, and score special gifts and promotions when you shop at the pop-up.
Lego Technic Grand “Brix” Pop-up Experience, Level 2, Wisma Atria, 435 Orchard Road, Singapore 238877
6. Love, Bonito’s F1-inspired pop-up
13 – 22 September
Got some time to kill while you’re in the area awaiting all the Formula 1 action? Why not spend some of that time shopping at Love, Bonito’s latest pop-up happening at Funan. This beloved local womenswear brand will be spotlighting its Ruchedready collection, a series of blazers where you don’t have to roll up the sleeves. The exciting part – it’ll be introducing a new dress and blouse into the mix!
Love, Bonito’s F1-inspired pop-up, Level 1 Atrium, Funan, 107 North Bridge Road, Singapore 179105
7. Singapore Grand Prix @ Velocity
6 – 22 September
There are some exciting things happening at Velocity that we think every Alpine fan should keep their eyes on. This is the moment where you’ll be rewarded for shopping because top spenders at Velocity stand a chance to score exclusive fan meet passes to meet the BWT Alpine F1 Team drivers! F1 ticket holders can also get 10% off selected shops within Velocity. If you need to take a break from shopping, admire the line-up of Alpine A110 sports cars that’ll be on display in the atrium. Oh, and come 18 September, expect drivers from the BWT Alpine F1 Team to make an appearance at the mall for exclusive photo opportunities.
Singapore Grand Prix @ Velocity, Velocity @ Novena Square, 238 Thomson Road, Singapore 307683
8. After 2049
20 September
To close off the largest Web3 and crypto conference, Token2049 invites one and all to join in on the after party, After 2049. Headliner Whomadewho will be performing alongside South African DJ and producer Da Capo, and Hong Kong’s Leon, Milam, and Mo-Shi. You’ll be taking over the Skypark Observation Deck at Marina Bay Sands which is open exclusively for this party every year. With an open bar, killer music, and state-of-the-art productions, you’ll be viewing the race in style.
After 2049, 7pm – 3am, ticket prices start at $299, Skypark Observation Deck, Marina Bay Sands, 10 Bayfront Avenue, Singapore 018956
9. Highhouse x Nova: Lap 62
20 – 22 September
62 laps witnessed 62 storeys in the air at Highhouse and Nova’s Lap 62 thriller? That’s a dream F1 weekender event if you ask us. With unmatched views of the track located within the heart of Raffles Place, get yourself to a seat to one of the hottest rooftop bars in town for all the thrilling race action. DJs Wildealer, Stephan Bodzin, and Sunnery James and Ryan Marciano will be joined by local talents from Ice Cream Sundays to put some bump and grind into your F1 weekender. Food wise, expect culinary delights from Damian D’Silva of Rempapa, Taro Takayama of Takayama, and Kenjiro ‘Hatch’ Hashida of Hashida.
Highhouse x Nova: Lap 62, 4pm – 12am, ticket prices start at $88++, Level 61 & 62, One Raffles Place, 1 Raffles Place, Singapore 048616
10. Off the Grid @ The Southern Depot
13 – 22 September
Tucked away within Gillman Barracks, the Southern Depot will be playing host to a number of events leading up to the race weekend. It starts with the Off the Grid Market where you can browse and shop from a number of local brands with unique products and artisanal goods. For one weekend only, catch Hiroyuki Ogawa’s motor stunt show. On race weekend, snag yourself premium access to the Off the Grid Lounge with drink packages and live screenings of the race. Be sure to pick up motor-related gear from the Gear Shift Market too!
Off the Grid @ The Southern Depot, 43 Malan Road, Singapore 109443
11. Hyperdrive’s Game of Karts
17 August – 15 September
What better way to get into the F1 spirit than to go karting around in Singapore’s only indoor go-kart circuit? Especially with all these goodies up for grabs! Put your Mario Kart skills to the test through Hyperdrive’s twists and turns. It isn’t just about speed and skill either. With special powers, you’ll need to strategise on the best ways to sabotage your competitors to fight your way to the finish line. The fastest racer scores a Red Bull Racing Garage Tour for two, entry to the Red Bull Energy Station, Red Bull merch, and vouchers.
Hyperdrive’s Game of Karts, 54 Palawan Beach Walk, Singapore 098233
12. The Grande Whisky Museum’s Speedfest
16 – 22 September
Racing and whisky? Best combo ever. Surround yourself in convivial spirits and a collection of rare and vintage whiskies when you sign up for The Grande Whisy Museum’s Speedfest. Start off with the pre-race rave party that kicks everything off on a high. Expect carnival games, test your whisky knowledge with the Museum Tour Challenge, curated cocktails inspired by the icons of Singapore, and more!
The Grande Whisky Museum’s Speedfest, #01-455, Tower 5, Suntec City, 3 Temasek Boulevard, Singapore 038983
13. Peroni Nastro Azzurro 0.0%’s limited edition bottle
From 26 August
In partnership with Scuderia Ferrari HP, Peroni Nastro Azzurro 0.0% has proudly launched the highly coveted, limited Tifosi Nastro Azzurro 0.0% bottles. Only 2,024 bottles have been produced, making it a true collector’s item you must have for your memorabilia stash. Oh, and did we mention if you buy Peroni Nastro Azzurro, you can get a chance to win a Peroni sunset yacht experience? You can even bring up to 17 guests with you! Now that’s a prize.
Peroni Nastro Azzurro 0.0%’s limited edition bottle, available at Fairprice, Shell, and Redmart
14. The Watch Paddock
20 – 22 September
Horologists are in for a treat because Watches in Singapore will be hosting a weekend dedicated to the race and watches. Besides getting a bird’s eye view of the street circuit, there’ll be a number of watch brands exhibiting their collections. This includes Felipe Pikullik, Ondrej Berkus, and Mec Watches, who will be on exhibition for the first time ever in Singapore. Join in to hang out with fellow collectors, get to know the people behind the brands, and enjoy free-flow food and drinks. Psst: we hear a special watch is also going to be launched to celebrate the event!
The Watch Paddock, ticket prices start at $50, 1 Fullerton Square, Singapore 049178
15. Shifted Perspectives exhibition
19 – 22 September
Fans of Lando Norris won’t wanna miss out on this one-weekend only exhibition featuring the Formula 1 driver presented by Mclaren Racing’s official partner, Airwallex. Produced in collaboration with renowned artist Michael Murphy, feast your eyes on a first-of-its-kind perception shifting sculpture. Challenge your mind with the artist’s multidimensional techniques that create 3D artworks out of flat images.
Shifted Perspectives exhibition, 39+ Art Space, Tanjong Pagar Distripark, 39 Keppel Road, Singapore 089065
16. Pints and Pitstops: A GPSS Pub Crawl
13 – 21 September
Take a boozy turn through the streets with the team behind Singapore Pub Crawl. It’s organised 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 off with a drink and getting to know your fellow partygoers. F1-themed trivia fun will be had at various locations with prizes up for grabs. And for anyone visiting our beautiful city for the first time, you’ll get to walk along our famed Singapore River with gorgeous views of the city skyline. Round it off with free entry into one of the city’s hottest dance spots to get any extra energy out!
Pints and Pitstops: A GPSS Pub Crawl, ticket prices start at $50, begin at Mogambo Bar & Restaurant, 3 Canton Street, Singapore 049745
17. Whizz Wonderland
13 – 22 September
Things are heating up within The Alkaff Mansion, and only the fastest who get their reservations in can look forward to all the festivities. Treat yourself to a GPSS-themed high tea ($68++) at Wildseed Cafe while the kids can have fun with their very own car race, or play around with the Tamiya race car track. GPSS ticket holders can also get a complimentary coffee!
Whizz Wonderland, The Alkaff Mansion, 10 Telok Blangah Green, Singapore 109178
18. Groovedriver Festival
13 – 22 September
If you didn’t manage to get tickets to the performances for this year’s Grand Prix, have no fear. There are plenty of other musical opportunities outside the track that’ll have you vibing the night away. The star-studded lineup includes global and regional artists like Johnny Hates Jazz, Vengaboys, Snap!, N-Trance, DJ Inquisitive, and more. There are also secret shows and after-parties that have yet to be announced, so stay tuned!
Groovedriver Festival, tickets start at $68, OCBC Square, Stadium Walk, 1 Stadium Place, Singapore 397628
19. Tipsy Unicorn’s Grand Prix Beach Party
13 – 22 September
Lucky Singapore Grand Prix 2024 ticket holders will be getting exclusive-access to the hippest beach club in town. When the sun sets, you can soak up all the good vibes from Tipsy Unicorn’s VIP Lounge with 360-degree beachfront views.
Tipsy Unicorn’s Grand Prix Beach Party, Sentosa, 36 Siloso Beach Walk, Singapore 099007
20. CQ @ Clarke Quay x Culture Cartel presents: Street Style Speedway
13 – 22 September
A combination of street culture and race thrills will be taking over the wondrous Clarke Quay. There are a ton of activations and activities available dotted around this ‘hood. Stop by Fountain Square to catch the Limited Edt x Culture Cartel pop-up store for F1-themed merch and art installations by local artists. Or, be mesmerised by the lights on Read Bridge and a drone show taking place over Clarke Quay and the Singapore River.
CQ @ Clarke Quay x Culture Cartel presents: Street Style Speedway, multiple locations within Clarke Quay
21. Parties at Zouk
20 – 22 September
Race weekend parties are some of the craziest parties to happen in our city. Zouk, Capital, and Phuture will be playing host to all your F1 nightlife needs, giving you plenty of options to dance away after the race. We hear DJs Nicky Romero, Wukong, and more will be around, so be sure to get your drinks in and your party hats on.
Parties at Zouk, 3C River Valley Road, Singapore 179022
22. The Asia Gala presents its Purist Group Supercar Drive
18 September
Ready for a day of speed and luxury dining? Hop in to join The Asia Gala’s premier event happening just before race weekend. In the morning, car enthusiasts can hop aboard the Purist Group Supercar Drive led by founder Sean Lee. Take the scenic route through Singapore before landing at the Supercar Exhibition, and settling in for a six-course luncheon.
The Asia Gala presents its Premier Purist Group Supercar Drive, Sentosa, 1 The Knolls, Singapore 098297
23. Pop-Up in the Museum
30 August – 22 September
For the F1 nerds out there that wanna go deep into the history of the Grand Prix, pop by the Mint Museum of Toys for its Formula 1 programmes! Take yourself through a vintage racing toy car tour, sign up for racing car craft workshops (where you can take home your own racing car or retro board game), or catch a showing of Grand Prix, an American sports drama film. And if you’re heading to the race, enjoy a glass of wine here before making your way to the circuit.
Pop-Up in the Museum, Mint Museum of Toys, 26 Seah Street, Singapore 188382
24. Dragonfly’s GPSS-exclusive cocktails
13 – 22 September
If you haven’t paid a visit to what might be Singapore’s dreamiest bar, then this is your excuse to do so. Dragonfly (designed by the famed Ashley Sutton) will be slinging out Formula 1-exclusive cocktails for commemorate the event. If that’s not your vibe, admire the flair of bartender Andrei Ichim from Nusr-et (aka Salt Bae’s famed restaurant). Burlesque shows, guest shifts, and sweet tunes by great DJs – what’s not to love?
Dragonfly’s GPSS-exclusive cocktails, #01-05, Vibe Hotel, 24 Mount Elizabeth, Singapore 228518
25. Trifecta Race Club
1 – 30 September
Kick it into high gear at Trifecta with the Trifecta Race Club who will be hosting a slew of Grand Prix-themed events for the whole month of September! Besides the Need for Speed Surf & Snow challenges happening all month, F1 ticket-holders can treat themselves to 10% off drop-in sessions from 13 to 24 September. On 14 September, put your dancing shoes on for a rooftop takeover by the party series, Groovetop. Keen on giving Volkswagen’s new models a spin? Swing by on either 14 or 15 September for the Brunch & Drive Club where you can get 20% off Trifecta’s brunch menu if you book a test drive.
Trifecta Race Club, 10A Exeter Road, Singapore 239958
26. Singapore Sidecars’ Night Race Party Tours
16 – 25 September
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 a number of tours around the city just 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.
Singapore Sidecars’ Night Race Party Tours, $230 per person, various locations
27. A Race Through Time – The Singapore Grand Prix through the years
14 – 22 September
Celebrating the legacy of the Singapore Grand Prix and the spirit of motorsports, Gallery26 will be hosting a motorsports-focused exhibition within its space for the race weekend. Discover the event from its early days, and how it evolved into the hip and happening lifestyle event it is now. You’ll also be treated to a photography exhibition by multi-award winning Formula 1 and industry photographer, Darren Heath. Ferrari fans can catch a display of the SF16-H, SF15-T, and SF14-T cars driven by Charles Leclerc and Kimi Raikkonen. Or if you’re up early enough, witness the Ferrari Owners Club Singapore drive through the circuit before arriving to Dempsey for an open exhibition.
A Race Through Time – The Singapore Grand Prix through the years, free admission, #01-03, Gallery26, 26 Dempsey Road, Singapore 249686
28. Go behind the scenes and discover the F1 world
19 September
Taking place a day before the F1 Singapore Grand Prix is the Pit Lane Experience – where 4,500 lucky fans can explore the Zone 1 F1 Village before the gates to the Circuit Park officially open. Get a peek into the Formula 1 team garages and take a stroll down the pit lane. Unfortunately, this opportunity is only open to Singaporeans and permanent residents. Unfortunately, the balloting is over. If you did drop your name in, keep an eye out because successful ballots will be notified by 9 September.
29. Exclusive afterparties at Amber Lounge
21 – 22 September
Amber Lounge is definitely the place to be when it comes to Formula 1 afterparties, and this year is no different. 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.
Individual VIP passes start from $850++ and include access to free seating areas and selected free-flow beverages including house champagne. VIP tables start from $4,500 with tables positioned close to the main or podium stage, bottles of champagne and vodka, unlimited table service, and selected free flow premium and house pour spirits.
Amber Lounge, 10.30pm-late, The Clifford Pier, Fullerton Bay Hotel, 80 Collyer Quay Singapore 049326
30. Catch the debut of the all-female series
20 – 22 September
In case you missed it, the F1 Academy is making a comeback, championing the next generation of female racers through their own motorsports journeys. This global gateway initiative is committed to driving change through grassroots activities and professional programmes. Singapore will be playing host to F1 Academy’s fifth round of races, and while timings are still to be determined, the ladies are likely to be racing before the Formula 1 Grand Prix rounds.
31. The Porsche Carrera Cup Asia makes its return
20 – 22 September
It seems all the weekend racing action will be never ending because on top of the Formula 1 Grand Prix and Formula 1 Academy excitement, fledging talents will be participating in the Porsche Carrera Cup Asia. This race showcases the very best GT competitors, putting their skills to the test in this multi-level competition.
Psst: Additional tickets have been released with single-day walkabout tickets now available! Plus, the dates are set for 3 – 5 October 2025 and the F1 Experiences Deposit Programme is on now. Reserve a spot and get priority access to ticket packages before the general public sales, or join the waitlist.
Congrats, you’re now up to speed on all the spectacular things to do during the Formula 1 Singapore Grand Prix 2024.
F1 Singapore Grand Prix 2024, 20 – 22 September, Marina Bay Street Circuit, Singapore
