Lewis Hamilton’s +44 pop-up at Marina Bay Sands closes on Sunday 11 October, and its Marina Spaceport capsule closes with it. That deadline lands on the same weekend the Singapore Grand Prix runs on the Marina Bay Street Circuit from 9 to 11 October 2026. Marina Bay Sands (MBS to most of us), the resort right beside the track, has filled its lobby, its mall and its skyline with things to see and buy. Session times and what’s on right now are in our Singapore Grand Prix guide.
There are two Ferraris you can walk right up to, a red light-up every night and the +44 pop-up in its final three days. That covers Ferrari loyalists, Hamilton fans hunting streetwear, hotel guests filling the hours between sessions and anyone who wants a slice of race week from outside the fence.
| What | When | Where | Cost |
|---|---|---|---|
| +44 Marina Spaceport: Last Three Days | Until 11 Oct, 10.30am to 10pm | The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands, unit B1-148 | No charge stated |
| Two Ferraris and a Red Skyline | Scuderia Ferrari HP racing car 14 Sep to 12 Oct; Ferrari Testa Rossa J 20 Sep to 25 Oct; towers lit red from 7pm, 28 Sep to 11 Oct | Tower 1 Hotel Lobby and The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands | No charge stated |
+44 Marina Spaceport: Last Three Days
Lewis Hamilton’s lifestyle label Plus44 (+44) has been running a pop-up at The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands, unit B1-148, opposite Yardbird Southern Table & Bar, since 6 October. Marina Bay Sands bills it as the brand’s first retail presence in Southeast Asia. That means fans here no longer have to rely on overseas shipping and guesswork on sizing, at least until Sunday.
The main draw is Plus44 Marina Spaceport, a limited-edition capsule made with Singaporean artist Jahan Loh. It takes his Spaceman character and turns it into racing-inspired streetwear: hoodies, graphic tees, shorts, jerseys, a celestial camo tracksuit and a set of accessories. According to Marina Bay Sands, the capsule is sold only at this pop-up and on the +44 website, and everything is available while stocks last.
The pop-up opens 10.30am to 10pm for its remaining days, Friday 9, Saturday 10 and Sunday 11 October. Queueing starts at 8.30am each morning, and Marina Bay Sands’ FAQ is firm that overnight queueing is not allowed. A managed queue with a maximum occupancy limit controls entry, so expect to wait in line on race weekend rather than wander straight in.
The FAQ lists Visa, Mastercard, American Express, UnionPay and Shop Pay as accepted payment. There’s no cap on how many items you buy for now, though +44 says it may limit certain pieces if stock runs low, and any limit will be announced in person at the store. Hours and queue arrangements can change with stock, and +44 says updates go on its Instagram page, @plus44world.
Hamilton framed the launch as a homecoming of sorts. “Singapore is a city that I always love returning to,” he said in the announcement, adding that Marina Bay Sands gave him a platform to introduce +44 and Almave to Southeast Asia.
The second half of the partnership is a drink with no alcohol in it. The Lewis is a zero-proof cocktail co-created by Hamilton and Marina Bay Sands, pouring 8 to 15 October at Bread Street Kitchen, LAVO Coastal Italian Restaurant & Rooftop Bar, Mott 32, WAKUDA Singapore, Yardbird Southern Table & Bar and through in-room dining. It stays on the menu from 16 October 2026 to September 2027 at a slightly different list of restaurants, so there’s no need to rush it.
It’s made with Almave, a non-alcoholic blue agave spirit made in Mexico and co-founded by Hamilton and Master Distiller Iván Saldaña of Casa Lumbre. Over the same dates, The Almave Circuit offers bespoke Almave cocktails at LAVO, Mott 32, Spago by Wolfgang Puck, WAKUDA, Yardbird and Paiza Sky Residence. If you’d rather drink at home, bottles of Almave Ámbar, Blanco and Humo are on sale at The Gift Shop at Hotel Tower 2 until 15 October.
Race weekend means road closures around the bay, so leave the car at home. If you’re after the Jahan Loh pieces, join the 8.30am queue on Saturday rather than Sunday, because the last day is when sizes are most likely to be gone.
📅 6 to 11 Oct, 10.30am to 10pm · 📍 The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands, unit B1-148 · 💰 No charge stated
Two Ferraris and a Red Skyline
Hamilton races for Scuderia Ferrari HP, and Marina Bay Sands has renewed its partnership with the team for this year’s race. The result is Home of Champions, a programme running from 28 September to 11 October 2026 that puts two Ferrari cars inside the resort and lights its silhouette red every night.
The cars are the easiest win on this page. A Scuderia Ferrari HP racing car is parked in the Tower 1 Hotel Lobby, and a Testa Rossa J sits at The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands. The race car has been on display since 14 September and stays until 12 October, a day after the chequered flag; the Testa Rossa J stays until 25 October.
At night, the resort’s three hotel towers and the ArtScience Museum are lit Ferrari red every evening from 7pm until 11 October. For the widest view, walk out onto Helix Bridge, where all three towers and the museum fit in a single frame. Sunday is the final night, so go on Friday or Saturday if you want the photo without the scramble.
There’s a third Ferrari stop for shoppers. Ferrari Lifestyle has a luxury retail pop-up at The Shoppes from 25 September to 25 October, described as the brand’s first such pop-up in Asia. It runs two weeks past the race, so it’s the one thing here worth saving for a quieter weekday.
For the late nights, Marina Bay Sands’ race-week line-up includes LAVO’s Race Weekend Party Brunch on 10 October and ticketed nightlife at MARQUEE. Our Singapore GP 2026 concerts guide names MARQUEE’s ticketed nights (Diplo on 9 October, Anyma on 10 October and Martin Garrix on 11 October, all from 10pm), if you want a club night to go with your race weekend.
Our pick for the cars is Monday 12 October. It’s the last day of the display and the race crowd has gone home, so you can photograph the Ferrari without a stranger’s elbow in your shot.
📅 Scuderia Ferrari HP racing car 14 Sep to 12 Oct; Ferrari Testa Rossa J 20 Sep to 25 Oct; towers lit red from 7pm, 28 Sep to 11 Oct · 📍 Tower 1 Hotel Lobby and The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands · 💰 No charge stated
If You Only Have One Stop
Hamilton fans should combine the +44 pop-up with The Lewis at Yardbird across the walkway. Anyone who can only come after the race still has the two Ferraris on Monday, Ferrari Lifestyle until 25 October and The Lewis until September 2027.
If you can do only one thing, make it the +44 Marina Spaceport pop-up. It’s the only stop here that disappears on Sunday 11 October with no second chance. The cars stay a day longer, the Ferrari boutique runs for weeks, and the cocktail sticks around for a year. Get to the 8.30am queue, grab the Spaceman piece you’ve been eyeing, and come back after dark for the red skyline.
For updates on the cars, the light-up and the restaurants, check Marina Bay Sands’ night race page. Follow +44’s Instagram, @plus44world, for any change to pop-up hours or stock. For the rest of the weekend, our Singapore Grand Prix 2026 guide covers tickets and zones, and our race-week food and shopping guide covers what’s around the track. See you by the bay, lights out and away we go!
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Photos and Visuals courtesy of Marina Bay Sands.
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