Be a part of the thrilling racing action at the Formula 1 Singapore Grand Prix 2023
See your favourite Formula 1 superstar drivers as they battle Singapore’s famed circuit
Celebrate with one of the most impressive lineups of international music acts in Asia
Spectacular action goes far beyond and off circuit at the Grand Prix Season with 3 days of exp.
FRI 15 SEP – SUN 17 SEP, 2023
While the Marina Bay Street Circuit asphalt is getting heated up with racing action, so is the surrounding area. Since joining the F1 calendar in 2008, the annual off-track entertainment, including A-list concerts and the spectacular fireworks display has been another highlight of the FORMUL A 1 SINGAPORE AIRLINES SINGAPORE GRAND PRIX.
2023’s entertainment line-up will be released at a later date.
Make your own way to your hotel to check in for a four night stay on a bed and breakfast basis.
Make your own way from the hotel to the circuit for today’s Practice sessions. Alternatively spend time exploring the various vibrant neighbourhoods of Singapore.
Make your own way from the hotel to the circuit for Qualifying of Formula 1 Singapore Grand Prix.
Provisional F1® Qualifying Day Schedule
6.00pm: FORMULA 1 Practice 3
9.00pm: FORMULA1 Qualifying
In addition to the F1® action, expect to catch a range of on track action including qualifying and races for support series (full details TBC).
Provisional F1® Race Day Schedule
6.30pm: FORMULA 1 Driver Track Parade
8.00pm: FORMULA 1 SINGAPORE GRAND PRIX 2023
In addition to the F1® action, expect to catch a range of on track action including qualifying and races for support series (full details TBC).
Check out of your hotel today and make your own onward arrangements
If you are lucky enough to be staying downtown, you may be in a position to walk to the circuit. Given the heat and humidity in Singapore however, it may be more comfortable to take public transport, even if it is only a few stops. See the table below for the closest MRT stations and entrance gates for each grandstand. Be patient when leaving the circuit, as some gates (particularly for the Bay Grandstand) and paths can get congested. MRT services are extended to 1am on Grand Prix weekend.
| Grandstand (Zone) | Closest Gate (MRT station) |
|---|---|
| Pit, Marina Pit, Turn 1, Turn 2 & Turn 3 Premier (Zone 1) | Gate 1 (Nicoll Highway or shuttle from Lavender) |
| Gate 2 (Promenade) | |
| Gate 10 (Bayfront) | |
| Bay (Zone 3) | Gate 7 (Esplanade or City Hall) |
| Esplanade Waterfront (Zone 4) | Gate 6 (Raffles Place) |
| Gate 7 (Esplanade or City Hall) | |
| Padang (Zone 4) | Gate 3 or 4 (City Hall) |
| Gate 5 (Raffles Place) | |
| Stamford (Zone 4) | Gate 3 (City Hall or Esplanade) |
| Connaught (Zone 4) | Gate 5 or 6 (Raffles Place) |
Race organiser Singapore GP and the Singapore Tourism Board (STB) are committed to making the
Formula 1 Singapore Grand Prix one of the most environmentally sustainable street circuits on the
Formula 1 calendar.
Some initiatives include using renewable energy sources to power parts of the Circuit Park, converting
food waste into compost using biodigesters and trialling energy-efficient LED track lighting. Solar panels
will also be installed on the roof of the Formula 1 Pit Building by July 2023.
To further highlight its commitment, Singapore GP has appointed Faithful + Gould to produce a Carbon
Footprinting Report that will measure the carbon footprint within the Circuit Park’s patron experience
zones. Results from this report, which will be audited by Tüv Süd PSB, will be used by Singapore GP to
develop a Carbon Management Plan that will guide and enhance sustainability efforts for the race over
the remainder of the seven-year term.
hotel on a bed & breakfast basis
