The Singapore Grand Prix 2026 Lineup Has Landed

The 2026 edition brings Singapore's first F1 Sprint race and the biggest entertainment programme the event has ever staged

Singapore F1 Night Race

If you've never been to the Singapore Grand Prix, you’re more than overdue for a visit to one of the world’s coolest city circuits.

The 2026 edition will run from 9 to 11 October at the Marina Bay Street Circuit and it's shaping up to be the biggest yet, with a first-ever Sprint race, 10 stages of live entertainment and a brand new waterfront venue that's getting everyone excited.

During the Singapore Grand Prix, cars tear through the floodlit streets of Marina Bay after dark surrounded by city skyscrapers, making it widely considered one of the most spectacular weekends on the F1 calendar, and the atmosphere around the circuit is unlike anywhere else. This year, the addition of the Sprint race on Saturday means more on-track action across the weekend and another chance to watch the grid fight for points before the main event on Sunday evening.

Off the track, the entertainment programme is bigger and better than ever. The Padang Stage, which is included with all ticket types, will host headline sets from Lana Del Rey and The Killers across the weekend, while a new waterfront Barge Stage within Zone 1 brings DJ sets from the likes of Mark Ronson and DJ Snake across all three nights. In total, more than 10 stages and performance areas will be spread throughout the circuit park, and it’s going to be a jam-packed weekend, so plan accordingly.

As expected, several categories are already sold out so if you’re still on the fence, don’t wait too long. Premium hospitality packages, which include private suites overlooking the track with dining and drinks included, tend to go quickly and hotels in the city get to max capacity fast.

Check back in closer to race time to explore our upcoming guide to Formula One race weekend in Singapore, including where to eat, sleep and play while you’re visiting.


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