Singapore Grand Prix 2026

This is your guide to race season around the Formula 1 Singapore Airlines Singapore Grand Prix 2026 on 9 to 11 October, down to the ticket choice you can’t undo. It’s for fans still torn between a walkabout pass and a grandstand, and for anyone without a ticket who wants a slice of race week anyway.

Updated 6 October 2026: marked the ticket passes the organiser’s pages list as sold out, and removed watch-party and viewing-party mentions that have passed.

Chivas Regal Screens the Race

Chivas Regal is running race-viewing parties, and each one is built around Chivas Regal 18 bottle packages. Inspired by its partnership with Scuderia Ferrari HP and global ambassador Charles Leclerc, the brand invites fans to watch over a bottle package or order race-day serves by the glass, such as the Chivas 18 Highball and the Leclerc Spritz.

Every order comes with a ticket for a chance to win one of ten prize sets, which include Chivas Regal x Scuderia Ferrari HP clothing and accessories. The grand prize is every item plus a bottle of Chivas Regal 18.

The one still to come screens the Singapore Grand Prix itself on Sunday, 11 October, from 7pm, at ARFC Woodleigh (48 Woodleigh Park, PUB Recreation Club), run with the local motorsport community Singa.Pole. RSVPs are mandatory and go through @Singa.Pole.

None of the announcements gives a price for the viewing parties, so check the RSVP pages before you commit.

After the chequered flag on 11 October, Chivas Regal takes the celebrations to HighHouse, 62 floors above the city, for the Chivas Regal x HighHouse F1 After Party, Rise Above The Race. It runs from 10.30pm, and headlining DJ duo NERVO step behind the decks at midnight. Pre-sale tickets cost S$40 and S$50 at the door, with a complimentary glass of Leclerc Spritz, and you can buy them on Tessera.

Through October, buying a participating Chivas Regal bottle at selected spots also gets you a token for a Chivas Regal claw machine stocked with sticker packs, luggage tags, keychains, Scuderia Ferrari HP merchandise and FairPrice vouchers: Georges at Bedok Waterfront on 9 October from 6pm to 10pm, Milli Rooftop Dining & Bar on 10 October from 10pm to 2am, and FairPrice Clarke Quay from 8 to 11 October, 5.30pm to 9.30pm. At FairPrice Clarke Quay any Chivas Regal product qualifies; at the two bars the participating bottles are Chivas Regal 18, The Glenlivet 15 Year Old and Monkey 47 Schwarzwald Dry Gin.

📅 11 Oct, from 7pm · 📍 ARFC Woodleigh · 💰 Viewing parties: no price given; HighHouse after party from S$40 · 🎟 RSVP via @Singa.Pole

Ollie Bearman Hits Orchard Road

Five days before the Grand Prix, a current F1 driver is turning up at a pet brand’s pop-up. Ollie Bearman is the young British driver who debuted as a Ferrari stand-in in 2024 and now races for Haas. He appears at VETRESKA‘s motorsport-themed pop-up at ION Orchard on Tuesday, 6 October 2026.

The pop-up runs from 3 to 11 October at L1 Outdoor, ION2, with racetrack-themed photo walls. VETRESKA is launching its Circuit Collection of motorsport-inspired pet accessories in Singapore there,.

If you’re holding a Zone 4 ticket, the date matters more than the merch. That pass keeps you out of the pit-side and driver areas at Marina Bay, so a mall appearance is your best shot at getting near a driver during race week. Bearman’s slot is billed as a special event, so check ION Orchard’s website for updates before you head down.

The pop-up is part of Live the Race, ION Orchard’s race-season programme from 15 September to 13 October. Your other stop is the VISA x TUDOR x HUGO space in the L1 Atrium from 1 to 11 October, where the payment network, the Swiss watchmaker, and the fashion label are teaming up again.

ION⁺ Rewards members get extra during race week. From 7 to 13 October, the first 50 members each day to spend S$50 earn 10 points (S$4 in e-vouchers), and the first 50 to spend S$500 earn 100 points (S$40). The Lifestyle Pack of brand perks is easier to land. Wear a race team jersey, show your Singapore Grand Prix ticket stub, or share a photo from the race pop-ups, then claim it through the ION Orchard app at the B1 or L4 Concierge Counter.

ION Orchard sits directly above Orchard MRT station on the North-South and Thomson-East Coast Lines. If Bearman is the reason you’re going, arrive early, because a driver in a mall draws a crowd fast. Save the team jersey for a race-week visit, when it can bag you the Lifestyle Pack.

📅 Pop-ups 3 to 11 Oct · 📍 L1 Outdoor, ION2, ION Orchard, Orchard MRT

Russell and Antonelli Land at adidas on 8 October

Two Mercedes-AMG PETRONAS F1 Team drivers are due at a shop the day before the circuit opens. George Russell and Kimi Antonelli make an exclusive live appearance at adidas Brand Centre Orchard on Thursday, 8 October 2026, so fans can see them up close ahead of race day.

The way to get close is the exclusive adiClub giveaway on the adidas App, which needs a minimum spend of S$250. Terms and conditions apply, and adidas says more will be announced on @adidasSG closer to the date, so follow it before you spend.

The store itself becomes a motorsport hub from 19 September to 12 October. Between 27 September and 12 October you can photograph the Mercedes-AMG CLE 53 4MATIC+ Coupé outside, in a livery drawn from the Vanda Bloom Collection, from 10am to 10pm daily with no registration. Racing simulators run over the same dates at Brand Centre Orchard, the Raffles City pop-up, adidas ION Orchard and adidas Marina Bay Sands: follow @adidasSG on Instagram and join adiClub to unlock them. It all builds on adidas Orchard Ignition, the two-day Orchard Road takeover in August that our BABYMONSTER piece covers.

This is a way to see a driver without a pit-side pass. The same day, Paragon has a driver meeting of its own: Paragon Club members can meet Cadillac’s drivers on 8 October, which we cover in our food and city guide.

📅 8 Oct · 📍 adidas Brand Centre Orchard · 💰 Giveaway entry needs a minimum S$250 spend on the adidas App · 🎟 Enter the adiClub giveaway on the adidas App; details on @adidasSG

Five City Malls Go Racing

CapitaLand’s Race To Indulgence 2026: The City Edition turns five city-centre malls into a race-season trail until Sunday, 11 October 2026. Bugis Town (Bugis Junction and Bugis+), CQ @ Clarke Quay, Funan, Plaza Singapura, and Raffles City Singapore each have their own pop-ups, plus F1 experiences and shopping and dining rewards to win.

Funan has the car. Audi and adidas bring the R26 F1 show car there with interactive activities. INNERDRIVE 2026 powered by MEURAKI sets up there as well, and at Plaza Singapura it adds meet-and-greets with Singapore athletes.

Raffles City Singapore has the adidas x Mercedes-AMG PETRONAS F1 Team pop-up and its Singapore-exclusive Vanda Bloom collection. In the same mall, Breitling runs a racing simulator and a reaction challenge, plus a driver meet-and-greet. At CQ @ Clarke Quay, Ray-Ban’s Beyond The Track pop-up brings the Ray-Ban x Scuderia Ferrari Collection with race-themed challenges and live music, and our food and city guide has the hours and what’s on sale. Bugis Town’s official F1 merchandise pop-ups stock Mercedes AMG, Red Bull Racing, and Ferrari gear; the store at Bugis Junction’s Fountain Square stays open until 12 October, a day after the rest of the trail ends.

Start at Funan and walk over to Raffles City Singapore, since both sit by City Hall MRT station. One trip covers the show car and the Mercedes pop-up, and Breitling’s pop-up has a driver meet-and-greet: Fernando Alonso appears there on Wednesday 7 October, 5pm to 7pm. A team jersey gets you ION Orchard’s Lifestyle Pack.

📅 Until 11 Oct (Bugis Junction F1 store to 12 Oct) · 📍 Five CapitaLand malls; Funan and Raffles City at City Hall MRT

20% Off the F1 Exhibition

The F1 Exhibition in Singapore has a limited run that ends in October, with immersive displays and interactive exhibits for all ages. Local residents get 20% off every ticket category for the rest of the run, race weekend from 9 to 11 October included. Terms and conditions apply.

“Local residents” here means Singapore Citizens, PRs, and valid work pass holders. That makes it a discount expats can use too.

It’s the best pick here for families whose kids are too young for a late night at Marina Bay.

📅 Until the run ends in October · 💰 20% off for Citizens, PRs, and work pass holders

Singapore’s First Sprint Weekend

Formula 1 has put Singapore on its 2026 Sprint calendar, so this is the first Sprint weekend at Marina Bay. A Sprint is a shorter race with its own championship points. That means two races count this year: the Sprint on Saturday, 10 October and the Grand Prix on Sunday, 11 October. Friday has the weekend’s one practice session.

That second race is good news at this track. The street circuit’s walls make overtaking hard, so grid position tends to decide the podium, and the 2024 race was processional for long stretches. The Sprint gives drivers another shot at shaking up the order.

Singapore GP counted 300,641 people across the 2025 weekend, up 11.7% from 269,072 in 2024, and called it a sell-out. Expect crowds that size on every viewing platform and every train home. Check session times in the Singapore GP app before you settle on a single day.

Pick Your Zone, Then Pay

The circuit park is split into Zones 1 to 4, and the zone on your ticket decides where you can go. We laid out the same split for the 2023 race, and it still holds: Zone 4 Walkabout covers one zone, and Premier Walkabout covers all four.

Zone 4 Walkabout is the entry-level pass, with standing room on general-admission platforms in Zone 4. The Padang Stage and the other Zone 4 stages come with it. Checkpoints turn you back before Turn 1, though, and the Wharf Stage, F1 Village, and free Singapore Flyer rides aren’t included. Single days are on sale from S$198 (Friday), S$298 (Saturday), and S$368 (Sunday); the three-day pass (S$548) is sold out.

Premier Walkabout opens all four zones. You get raised platforms near the first and last corners, at pit entry and exit, and at Turn 5, plus the Wharf Stage, F1 Village, and Flyer rides. Friday is on sale at S$298; Saturday (S$398) and Sunday (S$498) are currently sold out, and so is the three-day pass (S$728).

Want a reserved seat? In Zone 4, the Stamford Grandstand (S$608 for three days), Connaught and Empress (S$738) are all listed as sold out. None of the three gets you into Zones 1 to 3. Zone 1 grandstands open every zone: Marina Bay Grandstand from S$1,798 (now sold out), Turn 1 from about S$1,698 (limited availability), and Pit and Turn 2 from around S$1,798 (sold out). British tour operator Spectate Travel named Turn 1 and Super Pit the best grandstands of 2025.

The best buy on sale now is a Saturday Zone 4 Walkabout at S$298, which gets you the Sprint for S$70 less than Sunday. The three-day Premier Walkabout, which was S$466 cheaper than buying its three days separately, is sold out.

Walkabout crowding was the biggest gripe in 2025 Reddit threads from fans who went. Get to your platform hours before the session and chope your spot (Singlish for saving a place, traditionally with a packet of tissues).

Your zone is locked in the moment you pay, and no amount of charm at a checkpoint will change it.

📅 9 to 11 Oct · 📍 Marina Bay Street Circuit · 💰 From S$198 (Friday Zone 4 Walkabout) · 🎟 Singapore GP website or authorised resellers

The App Rules Nobody Reads

Your ticket lives in the Singapore GP app, and nowhere else. Screenshots and printouts get turned away, and it’s one ticket per person per day. If you leave and come back the same day, you may be stamped or tagged on the way in. Show that stamp or tag with your ticket for that day to get back in. The terms allow no re-admission in the final hour before the park closes.

Transfers are a one-way street. Once a friend accepts your ticket, it disappears from your app, and nobody can pass it on after it’s been scanned at entry. Tickets can’t be refunded or changed once confirmed, including those from official resellers such as Pelago. The terms make no exception for a session that’s red-flagged or cut short by a thunderstorm. Pack the poncho.

Stick to Singapore GP’s website or authorised resellers, because fake F1 tickets turn up on Carousell and Facebook. The in-app transfer is the one legitimate way to hand over a ticket. A seller offering you a screenshot is a scammer.

The Music and the Food

Every race ticket comes with concerts, and for plenty of fans the stages pull as hard as the cars. The 2026 concert line-up and the after-parties have a home of their own in our concerts piece. Read it before you buy, since the act you most want to see could be what settles Zone 4 against Premier Walkabout.

Race week spills well beyond Marina Bay. Race-week eating, shopping, and the city’s promotions are rounded up in our food-and-city guide. Open that one if a walkabout pass has you hunting for dinner before the evening sessions, or if you’d rather soak up race week without a ticket at all.

Dive deeper. Race season began on Orchard Road: BABYMONSTER Gave 600m of Orchard Road Its F1 Main Character Moment, Doughnuts and All is our report from the adidas street takeover of 29 and 30 August. For the engineering side, Motul 2714E: 9 Months and 40 Tests for a Gear Oil Only McLaren Can Use explains the oil made for one team’s gearbox. And if it is the shoe you are after, Where to Get the S$129 Black Orchid Samba Jane BABYMONSTER Got First has the price and the stores.

If You Only Do One Thing

The three-day Premier Walkabout (S$728) opens every zone for both races, the Wharf Stage and F1 Village included, but it is sold out on the organiser’s page dated 5 October 2026, and Saturday and Sunday Premier are listed as currently sold out; Friday Premier (S$298) is still on sale.

Buy your tickets through Singapore GP’s official website. Then keep the Singapore GP app close as October gets nearer.

More on Singapore Grand Prix 2026

• Singapore GP 2026 Concerts: Stages, Headliners, and After-Parties
• Singapore GP 2026: Where to Eat, Drink and Shop Off the Track

Photos and Visuals courtesy of Singapore GP, ION Orchard, CapitaLand, adidas, and Chivas Regal.