The Ultimate Guide to the Singapore Grand Prix 2025
For Formula 1 fans in Asia, the Singapore Grand Prix is the weekend that always gets circled on the calendar. It brings together the thrill of world-class motorsport with the energy of one of the region’s most dynamic cities.
Few F1 races push drivers to their limits quite like the Singapore Grand Prix. The Marina Bay Street Circuit is notorious for its tight corners, bumpy surfaces, and relentless heat and humidity. Drivers can lose up to three kilos of body weight over the course of a race, making it as much a test of endurance as of pure speed. For fans, that intensity translates into the kind of high-stakes atmosphere that makes every lap worth watching.
This year marks the 15th edition of the Singapore Grand Prix, and the event has evolved into far more than a race. With performances by G-Dragon and Elton John, after parties with Martin Garrix and Jonas Blue, decadent brunches overlooking the track, and luxury pop-ups from TUMI and TAG Heuer, it’s a weekend that blends adrenaline with after-dark glamour. Buckle up, F1 fans: the Singapore Grand Prix promises to be one of the most memorable weekends of the F1 season.
Where will the Singapore Grand Prix be held?
F1 Pit Building, Marina Bay Street Circuit, 1 Republic Blvd, 38975 Singapore
When is the Singapore Grand Prix?
The Grand Prix will take place over the weekend from October 3 to October 5, with the final race scheduled for 20:00 Hong Kong Time.
See the full schedule below (HKT):
Friday, October 3, 2025
Practice 1: 17:30 – 18:30
Practice 2: 21:00 – 22:00
Saturday, October 4, 2025
Practice 3: 17:30 – 18:30
Qualifying: 21:00 – 22:00
Sunday, October 5, 2025
Race: 20:00
What is the track like?
The Marina Bay Street Circuit stretches 4.94 kilometres and pushes drivers through 62 laps of intense concentration. Known as one of the most physically demanding tracks on the F1 calendar, it combines a bumpy street surface with Singapore’s heavy humidity, testing both endurance and precision. Spectators will find one of the best vantage points at the Turn 1 Grandstand, where cars rocket off the starting line before braking hard into the first corner, a spot that reliably delivers drama and action.
Who will be performing at the Singapore Grand Prix?
Famous for its unrivalled entertainment, the Singapore Grand Prix doubles as a three-day music festival. Fans can look forward to K-pop royalty G-Dragon and CL, rock giants Foo Fighters, heartfelt ballads from Lewis Capaldi, and a timeless set from Elton John. Additional acts include Alan Walker, Clean Bandit, and Crowded House, rounding out a stacked program.. Spread across three nights, the music lineup ensures that when the cars aren’t racing, there’s still plenty to keep the energy high.
Where are some after parties taking place during the Singapore Grand Prix 2025?
Race Weekend Party at the Marquee
October 3 to 4, 2025
Over at Marquee, the city’s biggest nightclub flexes its international muscle with a race-week lineup that has every fan buzzing. Friday night hosts Afrojack, while Saturday sees global superstar Martin Garrix unleash his stadium-filling anthems. Expect strobes, smoke cannons, and a packed dance floor pulsing until dawn. For those chasing the after-race adrenaline, Marquee guarantees a night where the bass hits just as hard as the engines.
The Patron × Oracle Red Bull Racing Official Afterparty
October 4, 2025
When the racing winds down on Saturday night, the city’s energy shifts to the Patrón Tequila × Oracle Red Bull Racing Official Afterparty at the Capitol Theatre Kempinski. Running from 7 pm until late, the event features an international DJ lineup, including Swedish producer Vidojean, French duo Faul & Wad, and rising artist Oskar Med K, alongside local names such as Kylie Nicole, Chichi, and Stephen Day. Guests can expect free-flow Patrón, Grey Goose, and Bombay Sapphire, with a dedicated VVIP bar by Employees Only Singapore serving cocktails throughout the night.
Amber Lounge
October 4 to 5, 2025
Few names in the F1 nightlife canon carry as much weight as Amber Lounge, and in 2025, the icon returns to The Fullerton Bay Hotel in Singapore. International performers like Jonas Blue, Vikkstar, and Siangyoo headline the entertainment, ensuring the atmosphere stays electric long after the checkered flag. For those craving the quintessential F1 afterparty experience, Amber Lounge is the place to be.
What are some special dining experiences on offer for race week?
F1 Brunch Buffet At Altro Zafferano
October 4, 2025, 12pm to 3pm
Nothing pairs with Italian flair quite like Formula 1, and Altro Zafferano is leaning into that synergy with a special F1 Brunch Buffet on Saturday, October 4. Priced at $108++ per person, the menu is a celebration of la dolce vita: French Fine de Claire oysters, Hamachi Carpaccio, artisanal orecchiette with Sicilian pesto, seafood calamarata, and hearty beef costata. The dessert table tempts with tiramisu and ricotta cannoli, while an optional free-flow cocktail package ensures the drinks flow as smoothly as the conversation. With direct views of the track, it’s the ultimate blend of gastronomy and grand prix drama.
Race-Inspired Cocktails at Mott 32
Until October 12, 2025
For those seeking elegance with an edge, Mott 32 at Marina Bay Sands is crafting three exclusive cocktails for race season. Inspired by racing’s energy and glamour, the lineup includes the zesty “Ginger Grid”, the floral “Palace Breeze”, and the refreshing “Crimson Pit”. Mott 32 is known for its blend of time-honoured Chinese recipes and contemporary flair, so sip on these inventive mixes in one of Singapore’s most stylish settings.
KOMA’s Race Week Dessert Omakase
Until October 5, 2025
For those with a sweet tooth, KOMA delivers a dessert omakase designed to match the decadence of race week. The menu is an artistic procession of indulgences: Peanut Dome with Tanariva ganache, champagne-tiramisu bonbons, seasonal fruits, and chocolate and vanilla magnums. Available exclusively during race week, it’s a limited-time experience that turns dessert into a celebration in its own right.
Which brands and pop-ups are taking over Singapore for the Grand Prix?
TUMI Race Simulator
Until October 5, 2025
Fashion and speed come together at TUMI’s Race Simulator pop-up in Marina Bay Sands. Visitors can put their reflexes to the test on a simulator that mirrors every twist and turn of the Singapore night circuit, with replica race suits from Norris and Piastri adding to the paddock feel. Winners will take home exclusive TUMI merchandise signed by defending Singapore GP champion Lando Norris, while all participants receive limited-edition sticker sheets. For those in a shopping mood, browse the new TUMI | McLaren Super Grey collection, featuring streamlined backpacks and travel gear. This pit stop feels as close to the paddock as you’ll get without a lanyard.
Live the Race at ION Orchard
Until October 12, 2025
From September 22 to October 12, ION Orchard mall turns into a motorsport-inspired hub called the Race Village. TAG Heuer returns as F1 Official Timekeeper with a Tone of Victory pop-up, offering a deep dive into its motorsport history plus photo ops with the Red Bull F1 Team Show Car. Other highlights include LEGO tire-changing challenges, a behind-the-scenes look at the Visa Cash App Racing Bulls garage, and a skincare-meets-motorsport collab from ELEMIS with Aston Martin Aramco Formula 1.
A Race Through Time at Gallery26
Until October 3, 2025
For fans who want history with their horsepower, Gallery26 will host A Race Through Time, chronicling the legacy of the Singapore Grand Prix. Running from September 26 to October 3, the exhibition showcases iconic race moments, archival treasures, and even cars driven by Ferrari’s superstar Charles Leclerc. It’s a cultural deep dive into how the Singapore GP evolved from novelty to global mainstay, making it a great viewing for anyone craving context behind the chaos.
