Marina Bay Street Circuit
One of the most demanding street circuits in Formula 1 — nineteen corners threading between the walls, kerbs and skyscrapers of downtown Singapore, raced entirely under floodlights.
- 4.927km
- Lap length
- 19
- Corners
- 62
- Laps
- 2008
- First Grand Prix
A night race
Sessions run after dark under permanent floodlighting. Cooler evening air, dramatic reflections and the city skyline make it the most atmospheric round on the calendar.
Six areas, six ways to watch
The circuit is grouped into distinct areas. Each links straight to the tickets available there.
The heartbeat of the circuit — starting grid, pit stops and the run to the podium.
Heavy braking into the opening complex where positions are won and lost on lap one.
Cars against the water with the Singapore skyline as a backdrop.
Central grandstands beside the historic Padang, close to entertainment and food.
Elevated views across the bay with cars flowing through the fast promenade sections.
General admission freedom to roam multiple viewing zones and the entertainment stages.
Arrival & transport
By MRT
The circuit sits in the heart of the city and is served by several MRT stations within walking distance of the entry gates. Public transport is the fastest way in and out on race nights.
Plan your evening
Gates open in the afternoon and the headline sessions run into the night. Arrive early to find your zone, grab food and settle in before track action builds.
Know your gate
Your ticket determines which zone and gates you use. Full entry details and maps are provided with your digital tickets ahead of the weekend.
Transport and timing details are indicative and confirmed against the official race-weekend information.
Three days, three ways to watch
2026 is a Sprint weekend — there's competitive track action from Friday through to the Grand Prix on Sunday.