The track runs through the city centre, so most hotels, restaurants, and attractions are within walking distance or a short transfer, making it one of the most convenient Grand Prix to attend.

Sebastian Vettel has won the race a record-breaking 5 times.

By Metro

The Metro is generally the best way to get to the Grand Prix. The circuit’s 9 gates are a short walk from 7 different metro stops. Once you know what gate is nearest to your grandstand, take the train to the most convenient station.

By Taxi

Taxis in Singapore are affordable and comfortable, but due to there being a shortage of taxis at the best of times, make sure you book in advance. There are drop-off and pick-up points close to each gate.

By Foot

Due to the many road closures, that occur around the Grand Prix weekend, if you are staying nearby, walking is an easy way to avoid the traffic and get to the track in your  own time. However, long distance walks in the heat and humidity are best avoided.

The cooler evening temperatures, stunning night skyline, and electric crowd energy give Singapore a unique vibe. The city transforms into a full-scale event zone with concerts, pop-ups, and world-class dining.

Absolutely. It’s considered one of the premium hospitality events on the calendar, with top-tier international guests and a city built to deliver a five-star experience.

Daniel Ricciardo holds the lap record with a time of 1:34.486 in 2024.