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Singapore Grand Prix 2026: 5 Things Still On, Monday 12 October

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The Singapore Grand Prix 2026 ends on Sunday night, but five race-season stops across town keep going on Monday, 12 October 2026. One of them closes that night: the team merch stores at Bugis Junction. The other four, the riverside pop-up at Clarke Quay, the F1 Exhibition at Gardens by the Bay, the LEGO F1 car at Suntec City and the Fluid Space exhibition at The Arts House, run a little longer.

This one is for anyone still in the city after the chequered flag, whether that means a late flight out or an HDB a few train stops from Marina Bay. Most of race week packs up with the circuit, which is why the day after can look like an empty square on the calendar. It isn’t quite empty.

WhatWhenWhereCost
Last Call for Team MerchUntil 12 OctFountain Square, Bugis Junction—
Ray-Ban Stays by the River1 to 14 OctFountain Square, CQ @ Clarke QuayFree entry
The Exhibition With a Week LeftUntil 18 OctGardens by the Bay—
A LEGO F1 Car at Suntec CityUntil 18 OctSuntec CityFree
Fluid Space at The Arts HouseUntil 13 OctThe Arts House, 1 Old Parliament LaneFree
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Last Call for Team Merch

The F1 merchandise pop-up stores at Bugis Junction’s Fountain Square run until 12 October, so Monday is their last day: caps, jackets and T-shirts from the teams.

There’s a practical case for going on Monday rather than race weekend, because the crowd that needed something to wear to the circuit has already come and gone. Sizes may be thinner by then, so go with a second choice in mind and treat it as a browse that might turn into a purchase.

📅 Until 12 Oct · 📍 Fountain Square, Bugis Junction

Ray-Ban Stays by the River

Ray-Ban presents: Beyond The Track at Fountain Square, CQ @ Clarke Quay, brings out the Scuderia Ferrari Collection in limited and special editions. It then surrounds the eyewear with Race Simulators, a Pit Stop Challenge, and a Reflex Test, with exclusive merchandise up for grabs.

See a Scuderia Ferrari SF-23 show car at Ray-Ban’s Beyond The Track pop-up, Fountain Square, CQ @ Clarke Quay, from 11am to 10pm until 14 October. Admission is free.

Two people seated at racing simulators with a Ray-Ban storefront behind them
Two visitors on the race simulators at Ray-Ban presents: Beyond The Track, one of three challenges at the Clarke Quay pop-up

It also runs until Wednesday, 14 October, which means Monday is neither the first nor the last chance, and the weekend’s queues for the simulators should have thinned out. For a group that wants one stop with a bit of friendly competition and somewhere to eat afterwards, the riverside wins this Monday comfortably.

📅 1 to 14 Oct · 📍 Fountain Square, CQ @ Clarke Quay · 💰 Free entry · 🎟 No ticket needed

The Exhibition With a Week Left

The F1 Exhibition at Gardens by the Bay is the one paid stop here, and it has the longest runway, staying open until Sunday, 18 October.

Visitors flying out on Tuesday should go on Monday. Everyone else can save it for later in the week and spend Monday on the stop that closes that night.

📅 Until 18 Oct · 📍 Gardens by the Bay

A LEGO F1 Car at Suntec City

The LEGO F1 car at Suntec City is free to view and open from 11am to 9.30pm, running until 18 October.

📅 Until 18 Oct · 📍 Suntec City · 💰 Free · 🕙 11am to 9.30pm

Fluid Space at The Arts House

Fluid Space by F-LUX Art is a free exhibition at The Arts House that starts from fluid dynamics and uses motion and transformation to echo the precision, speed and energy of motorsport.

It runs until Tuesday, 13 October, from 10am to 8pm, and admission is free, so it works as a calm Monday stop once the circuit has gone quiet. More on it in our race-week small finds guide.

📅 Until 13 Oct · 📍 The Arts House, 1 Old Parliament Lane · 💰 Free · 🕙 10am to 8pm

What Sunday Takes With It

A long roll of race-week favourites ended on Sunday, 11 October, so cross them off before making plans.

The CapitaLand malls listed these as running until 11 October:

  • Funan: Off The Grid by adidas & Audi
  • Plaza Singapura: INNERDRIVE®: The Performance Circuit
Two visitors at an interactive display showing Audi F1 driver Gabriel Bortoleto's career information and German flag identifier.
Get up close with Gabriel Bortoleto’s stats at Off The Grid by adidas & Audi in Funan

The same goes for:

  • The Quadrant x Alex Albon pop-up at Bugis+
  • The 5X STAR$® shopping rewards under Race To Indulgence 2026 – The City Edition
  • The F1 Celebration @ OTH in Tampines

Around the bay, these all stopped on Sunday too:

  • Porsche Raceborn Fest at Guoco Midtown
  • The Tudor pop-up at Ion Orchard

Getting around on Monday takes a little patience, because the circuit comes down in stages. The extended last trains cover 9 to 11 October only, so Monday night runs on normal hours, and the road closures and last trains guide has the full picture.

One Monday, Two Stops

With a single free evening, the smart pairing is Bugis Junction first, because the merch stores are gone after Monday, then Clarke Quay for the Ferrari show car, the Ray-Ban simulators and dinner by the river. Anyone staying through the week can leave the F1 Exhibition for a quieter day. For everything else from race season, including where the weekend’s food, drink, and shopping fits in, keep the Singapore Grand Prix 2026 guide open.

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Photos and Visuals courtesy of CapitaLand Malls.

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