Singapore Grand Prix – Formula 1 2026

About the Singapore Grand Prix

The Singapore Grand Prix is Formula 1’s original night street race, held at the Marina Bay Street Circuit since 2008. The track runs through the city centre under floodlights, in heat and humidity that make it one of the most physically demanding races of the year. Tight walls, 90-degree corners and little time to rest have produced Safety Cars, late drama and some of the sport’s most memorable nights.

In 2026 Singapore is a Sprint weekend, slotted a week after the Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia. Friday has one practice session and Sprint Qualifying. Saturday adds the Sprint and the Grand Prix qualifying session. Sunday’s race is 62 laps around the 4.927 km Marina Bay layout, with lights out at 20:00 local time.

Singapore Grand Prix Fast Facts

Singapore GP Info

• Where to Watch Singapore GP
• Marina Bay Track Guide
• Singapore GP Weather
• Singapore GP 2026 Betting
• Singapore GP Race Preview

Singapore GP Past Winners

Marina Bay Street Circuit

The Marina Bay Street Circuit is one of Formula 1’s most iconic venues, hosting the Singapore Grand Prix since 2008. It was the sport’s first night race and remains one of the most physically demanding events on the calendar because of the humidity, tight corners and close barriers. The track runs through the heart of the Marina Bay area, lit by thousands of floodlights.

The current layout measures 4.927 km and features a mix of 90-degree bends and short straights. Drivers face constant steering input and little time to rest, which is why Singapore is often one of the longest races of the year. Safety Cars are common and add to the unpredictability under the lights.

• Track length: 4.927 km
• Laps: 62
• Corners: 19
• Lap record: 1:33.808 – Lewis Hamilton (2025)
• Capacity: Approximately 80,000
• First F1 race: 2008

Singapore GP FAQs

When is the Singapore GP 2026?

The Singapore Grand Prix runs from 9 to 11 October 2026 at the Marina Bay Street Circuit. It is a Sprint weekend. See the schedule above for times in your timezone and Singapore time.

How many laps is the Singapore GP?

The Singapore GP is contested over 62 laps around the Marina Bay Street Circuit.

What is the length of the Singapore F1 track?

The circuit length is 4.927 km per lap.

Who holds the Singapore GP lap record?

The race lap record is 1:33.808, set by Lewis Hamilton in 2025.

Which driver has most Singapore GP wins?

Sebastian Vettel holds the record with five wins at Singapore.

What makes the Singapore GP special?

It is a night street race under floodlights in a tropical climate. Drivers face heat, humidity, tight walls and frequent Safety Cars, which makes it one of the toughest races physically and mentally.