Race weekend is finally here, and you don’t need a grandstand ticket to get within arm’s length of a Formula 1 (F1) car. A full-scale Visa Cash App Racing Bulls show car is parked at WEAVE, the retail and lifestyle precinct at Resorts World Sentosa (RWS), until Monday, 12 October 2026, and a Lenovo Gaming Zone runs alongside it until Sunday, 11 October.
This guide is for three kinds of people: F1 fans who missed out on circuit tickets, gamers who want a race-week fix, and anyone already heading to Sentosa this weekend who has an hour to spare. Session times and what’s on right now are in our Singapore Grand Prix guide.
Festival of Thrills at WEAVE
The car and the gaming zone are part of RWS’s resort-wide Festival of Thrills. The campaign brings motorsport-themed experiences into the resort and runs alongside its Halloween programming, which makes for an odd but fun mix of pit-lane energy and spooky season. RWS says the idea is to carry the excitement of elite racing beyond the circuit. To do that, it built the programme around a full-scale race car, interactive experiences and content about racing technology, engineering and craftsmanship.
The timing ties directly to the Formula 1 Singapore Grand Prix 2026, which runs from 9 to 11 October. RWS started some of its race-season activities during the closing days of the September school holidays and has kept them going into October, so the programme is now in its final days. If you’re building a wider race-week plan around it, our Singapore Grand Prix 2026 guide covers tickets, zones and what else is on around the island.
The Racing Bulls Show Car
This is the main draw. The team’s own partnership page with RWS describes it as a full-scale Visa Cash App Racing Bulls (VCARB) show car, on display at WEAVE from 13 September to 12 October 2026. The team says its WEAVE programme comes with interactive experiences, exclusive collectibles and photo opportunities.
Before you go, know that this is a show car, a display model rather than a chassis with a race record of its own. Seeing a full-scale F1 car up close is still a treat, because television shrinks everything. You only get a real sense of how low, wide and long these cars are when one is sitting in front of you.
The biggest moment has already happened. On 7 October, selected fans met Racing Bulls drivers Liam Lawson and Arvid Lindblad, team principal Alan Permane and CEO Peter Bayer at WEAVE. The session included photographs, autograph signings and an insider discussion, a few days before the cars hit Marina Bay. The car is still there for anyone who missed the meet-and-greet!
Lenovo Gaming Zone
The Lenovo Gaming Zone opened on 11 September and wraps up on 11 October 2026, which is the Sunday of race weekend and a day before the show car leaves. If gaming is your reason for coming, plan around Sunday rather than Monday.
Lenovo’s place in race week makes sense because the brand is tied to the sport itself. It became F1’s Official Partner in March 2022, and in January 2025 F1 upgraded the deal to Global Partner and Global Technology Partner, its highest partnership level. Lenovo’s servers and devices help run F1’s race operations and broadcast. The company says its systems process around 8TB of data per race weekend, and that each car generates more than 1 million data points.
That deal is with F1 as a whole, not with Racing Bulls. So the gaming zone and the show car are separate attractions that RWS has put side by side, rather than one shared sponsorship. Lenovo fans who still remember when it opened its 4,500-square-foot flagship store in Funan back in 2019 will know the brand enjoys a hands-on setup, so expect to play, not only to look.
The Adrenaline Bar
RWS lists the Adrenaline Bar as one of its race-season attractions at WEAVE. Treat it as a bonus you can ask about when you arrive, and don’t make it the reason for the trip.
Spend Reward
RWS also lists a keepsake for a minimum spend of S$80, from 1 September to 1 November 2026.
📅 13 Sep to 12 Oct (show car); 11 Sep to 11 Oct (Lenovo Gaming Zone) · 📍 WEAVE, Resorts World Sentosa
If You Only Have One Visit
If you want to see everything, go on the race weekend itself, Saturday 10 or Sunday 11 October. Those are the last days the show car and the Lenovo Gaming Zone overlap, which suits gamers and anyone who wants the full Festival of Thrills experience in one trip. Expect company, because Sentosa won’t be quiet with the Grand Prix in town. An earlier start puts you ahead of the afternoon crowds.
If you’d rather have a calmer photo, go on Monday, 12 October. The gaming zone will be gone by then, but the show car stays for one more day, and the post-race lull should give you more room to frame your shot.
If you can only do one thing, make it the Racing Bulls show car. It’s the one piece of this programme that comes straight from an F1 team, and it lasts the longest. A full-scale F1 car on Sentosa makes a better race-week memory than anything you’ll get on a screen. Pair it with a night out from our guide to F1 week without a race ticket and you’ve got a Grand Prix weekend that never needs a grandstand.
The show car’s run ends on Monday, so this is the weekend to get that photo! Once the Grand Prix wraps up, keep an eye on Resorts World Sentosa’s channels for what WEAVE has planned next.
More on Singapore Grand Prix 2026
- Singapore Grand Prix 2026 Guide: Tickets, Zones, and What to Do
- Singapore GP Friday 9 Oct 2026: At the Circuit and Around Town
- Singapore GP 2026 Transport: Road Closures, Last Trains, 8 Gates
- Singapore GP 2026 Without a Ticket: 4 Big Screens to Watch On
- Singapore GP 2026: Where to Eat, Drink and Shop Off the Track
- Singapore GP 2026 Concerts: Stages, Headliners, and After-Parties
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