Singapore Grand Prix VIP Hospitality Packages
Experience the Singapore Grand Prix in Style
Experience one of the most spectacular races on the Formula 1 calendar with our Singapore Grand Prix packages. Racing beneath the floodlights of the Marina Bay Street Circuit, the Singapore GP combines the excitement of Formula 1 with an incredible city-centre location, world-class hotels, fantastic restaurants and a unique atmosphere that continues long after the racing has finished.
Since Singapore introduced Formula 1’s first night race in 2008, the event has become a firm favourite with F1 fans from around the world. The illuminated city skyline provides an extraordinary backdrop as the cars race through the streets around Marina Bay, creating a Grand Prix experience quite unlike a traditional circuit.
Singapore F1 Packages with VIP Hospitality
Grand Prix Adventures has been taking guests to Formula 1 events for more than 20 years, and our Singapore F1 packages are designed to make your visit as enjoyable and straightforward as possible. Choose from carefully selected hotel accommodation and premium hospitality options, with packages including airport transfers and spectacular views of the racing.
For the ultimate Singapore Grand Prix experience, selected packages feature VIP hospitality at the Fairmont, providing superb elevated views across a significant section of the circuit together with gourmet food, an open bar and free-flowing champagne.
More Than Just a Grand Prix
A trip to the Singapore Grand Prix is also an opportunity to experience one of Asia’s most exciting destinations. Spend your days exploring the city, relaxing beside the hotel pool, shopping, sightseeing or discovering Singapore’s outstanding restaurants before enjoying the Formula 1 action under the lights.
Whether you are travelling as a couple, with friends or celebrating a special occasion, our Singapore Grand Prix hospitality packages combine unforgettable F1 action with a luxury city break.
Pearl - 4 nights
08 Oct 26 - 12 Oct 2026
- 4 nights at the Carlton City Hotel
- Only 2 stops on MRT from hospitality
- VIP hospitality from the Fairmont
- Open bar & free flowing champagne
- Airport transfers
- Prices do not include flights
£6995pp / $10,495pp
Gold - 4 nights
08 Oct 26 - 12 Oct 2026
- 4 nights in Fairmont located ON TRACK
- Great view of circuit, half track visible
- Open bar all week
- Gourmet buffet for 3 nights of the race
- Return airport transfers
- Prices do not include flights
£8995pp / $13,495pp
Platinum - 7 nights
05 Oct 26 - 12 Oct 2026
- 3 Nights at Marina Bay Sands or Raffles
- 4 nights in Fairmont located ON TRACK
- Great view of circuit, half track visible
- Open bar all week
- Gourmet buffet for 3 nights of the race
- Prices do not include flights
£9995pp / $14,995pp
Diamond - 5 nights
07 Oct 26 - 12 Oct 2026
- 5 nights - Courtyard Suite at Raffles
- OR 5 nights at Marina Bay Sands
- All hospitality and VIP transportation
- Spectacular views of the circuit
- Raffles Daimler to take you to the hotel
- Prices do not include flights
£12995pp / $19,495pp
What Guests Are Saying
VIP Hospitality, Ticket & Tour Packages for the Singapore Grand Prix
Firm Favourite with Formula One Fans
This exotic F1 Race is now in its 16th year (2020 and 2021 races cancelled due to Covid-19) and since the Singapore Grand Prix inaugural race in 2008, the Singapore Airlines sponsored event has fast become a huge favourite with formula one fans with its one special unique feature; it was the only race on the Formula 1 calendar which to be held at night, now there is the Saudi and Bahrain GPs at night and Las Vegas this year will also be an evening start. We have been offering Singapore Grand Prix Hospitality Packages to the event ever since it started out in the Far East. The event is held under the superb floodlight Marina Bay track, some 1500 floodlights light up the entire circuit with excitement. This race can be compared to the Monaco GP street race as it is also held throughout the streets of the host city, but this time they compete at night and this means seeing the amazing city of Singapore close down many of its streets to allow the F1 track to be completed and come alive with the roar of their engines.
Way back in May 2007, the news emerged that a deal had been struck between Formula One Management CEO Bernie Ecclestone and Mr Ong Beng Seng (businessman) and the Tourist Board of Singapore and since then it has been a huge hit because of the unique sights, sounds and surroundings. The time zone in Singapore being many hours ahead, means that it’s a great time to broadcast for audiences in Europe to enjoy all the action in the afternoon.
Singapore GP Future Was Secure For 2022 and for the time being!
The future of the Singapore Grand Prix at the Marina Bay Street Circuit is secure, which is fantastic news for Formula 1 fans – and for us, as Singapore remains one of our favourite destinations to experience with our guests.
There was a time when the future of the race looked far less certain. Back in 2016, former Formula 1 boss Bernie Ecclestone suggested that Singapore might not extend its agreement beyond 2017. Fortunately, those concerns proved unfounded, and Singapore has continued to establish itself as one of the most distinctive and popular events on the Formula 1 calendar.
Since becoming Formula 1’s first night race, Singapore has built a reputation for spectacular racing beneath the city lights, a challenging street circuit, incredible views of the Marina Bay skyline and an atmosphere unlike almost any other Grand Prix.
Today, the Singapore Grand Prix remains firmly established on the F1 calendar, giving fans the opportunity to combine world-class motorsport with everything this remarkable city has to offer. With its popularity amongst international F1 fans, we always recommend booking your Singapore Grand Prix package early to secure your preferred hotel, race viewing and travel arrangements.
Singapore GP 2026 Race Schedule
9th October Fri (Practice Laps)
10th October Sat (Practice/Qualifying Laps)
11th October Sun (Race – The Big Event!)
The event’s official website: www.singaporegp.sg
In 2008, Singapore made history by bringing Formula 1 to the spectacular Marina Bay Street Circuit.
Singapore’s Grand Prix story stretches back much further than the dazzling night race we know today. During the 1960s and early 1970s, racing took place on the challenging Thomson Road Grand Prix Circuit, where drivers competed on a fast and demanding street course.
After a long absence, Grand Prix racing finally returned to Singapore in spectacular fashion in 2008. This time, Formula 1 took over the streets around Marina Bay, creating the sport’s first-ever night race.
Under thousands of floodlights, with the illuminated Singapore skyline providing a dramatic backdrop, the Marina Bay Street Circuit quickly became one of Formula 1’s most recognisable venues. Today, the Singapore Grand Prix is firmly established as one of the most spectacular and atmospheric races on the F1 calendar.
The race track is a real challenge for the drivers at 5.073KM (3.267 miles) and featuring a breathtaking 23 corners. It is held in 30-degree heat and upwards of 70% humidity.
For spectators, the Singapore Grand Prix is an unforgettable spectacle. For the drivers, however, it is one of the most physically demanding races of the season. Singapore’s intense heat and humidity, combined with the relentless nature of the street circuit, can see drivers lose as much as 3kg in body weight over the course of the race.
The Marina Bay Street Circuit also provides one of Formula 1’s most spectacular city backdrops. The cars race past some of Singapore’s most famous landmarks, including the Parliament House and historic Fullerton Hotel, before crossing Anderson Bridge and sweeping past the striking Esplanade – Theatres on the Bay and the iconic Singapore Flyer.
All of this unfolds beneath the floodlights, with the Singapore skyline illuminating the circuit and creating a unique atmosphere that has made the Grand Prix one of the most visually spectacular events on the Formula 1 calendar.
Record Laps of the Circuit
The current lap record is held by the Danish driver Kevin Magnussen for Haas at 1:41.905 in 2018, Lewis Hamilton for Mercedes was to win that year after starting on Pole Position.
Singapore has also set itself apart from many other Grand Prix destinations by turning the entire race weekend into a major entertainment event. Once the racing ends, the excitement continues with live concerts, entertainment and a vibrant party atmosphere throughout the Marina Bay area.
Over the years, the Singapore Grand Prix has attracted some of the biggest names in music, with international stars taking to the stage as part of the race weekend. Combined with the spectacular night racing, illuminated city skyline and incredible atmosphere, the concerts have helped transform the Singapore Grand Prix into much more than simply a Formula 1 race.
For those looking to experience Singapore in style, our Singapore Grand Prix hospitality packages provide the perfect way to enjoy one of Formula 1’s most spectacular weekends. Premium hospitality, superb circuit views and first-class surroundings put you at the heart of the action while offering a level of comfort and service that makes an already exceptional Grand Prix even more memorable.
Make the Singapore Grand Prix more than just a race weekend. Explore our Singapore GP hospitality packages and contact Grand Prix Adventures today to secure your place at Marina Bay.
The History of the Singapore Grand Prix
Singapore’s Grand Prix story stretches back to 1961, when the first major race was held under the name of the Orient Year Grand Prix. Following Singapore’s independence in 1965, the event became known as the Singapore Grand Prix and continued to attract drivers and motorsport fans to the challenging Thomson Road Circuit.
The old circuit was a world away from the spectacular Marina Bay setting Formula 1 fans know today. Racing took place on demanding public roads featuring fast sections, tight corners and significant elevation changes, earning Thomson Road a reputation as a particularly challenging and dangerous circuit.
As concerns surrounding driver safety increased and the requirements for staging international motorsport became more demanding, Singapore’s original Grand Prix era came to an end in 1973.
It would be another 35 years before Grand Prix racing returned to Singapore – but when it did, it returned in spectacular fashion. In 2008, Formula 1 arrived at the newly created Marina Bay Street Circuit for the first Formula 1 World Championship Singapore Grand Prix and the sport’s first-ever night race, beginning a new chapter that would transform Singapore into one of the most distinctive destinations on the F1 calendar.
Singapore GP Track Stats:
Formula 1 Singapore Grand Prix
Location: Marina Bay
Lap record: 1:41.905 – K Magnussen (2018)
Number of laps: 61
Circuit length: 5.063 km (3.146 mi)
First Grand Prix: 2008
Fascinating fact: The circuit takes in the iconic Raffles Hotel, where the gin-based cocktail, the Singapore Sling, was invented at the start of the 20th century. It will set you back more than £16 or $20 USD (as of February 2021) to sip one at the Raffles Hotel.
Last Year’s Race
The 2025 Singapore Grand Prix delivered another spectacular night of Formula 1 racing beneath the lights of the Marina Bay Street Circuit. George Russell produced a commanding performance for Mercedes, converting pole position into victory ahead of Max Verstappen and Lando Norris, while McLaren secured the 2025 Constructors’ Championship. With its dramatic city skyline, challenging street circuit, humid conditions and unique night-race atmosphere, Singapore continues to offer one of the most distinctive and exciting Grand Prix experiences on the F1 calendar.
Restaurants and Bars to Visit in Singapore
A Singapore Grand Prix weekend is about much more than the racing. For guests enjoying Grand Prix hospitality, the city itself becomes part of the experience, with world-class dining, spectacular rooftop bars and some of Asia’s most exciting nightlife all within easy reach of the Marina Bay Circuit.
Singapore has long been regarded as one of Asia’s great food destinations, bringing together Chinese, Malay, Indian and international influences. Its famous hawker centres remain an essential part of the city’s culinary identity, while at the other end of the scale Singapore has developed an exceptional fine-dining scene featuring internationally renowned and Michelin-starred restaurants.
It makes the perfect complement to a luxury Singapore Grand Prix hospitality weekend. Enjoy premium hospitality and Formula 1 action by day, before experiencing some of the city’s finest restaurants, cocktail bars and nightlife after the racing.
If you are joining us in Singapore for the Grand Prix, here is a restaurant worth adding to your itinerary.
Shinji by Kanesaka
Japanese restaurant that is connected to the 2 Michelin-star sushi bar in Tokyo.
Address: Raffles Hotel, 1 Beach Road, Singapore
Website: shinjibykanesaka.com
Singapore Grand Prix Hospitality Packages
Grand Prix Adventures has been providing Singapore F1 hospitality experiences since 2009, welcoming guests from around the world to enjoy one of the most spectacular weekends on the Formula 1 calendar. Many of our clients return year after year, combining the excitement of the Singapore Grand Prix with everything this extraordinary city has to offer.
One of the great attractions of the Singapore Grand Prix is that the racing takes place beneath the lights, leaving plenty of time during the day to enjoy Singapore at your own pace. Relax by the pool, explore the city, indulge in some shopping or discover Singapore’s incredible restaurants, attractions and cultural highlights before the evening’s Formula 1 action begins.
For many of our guests, Singapore becomes much more than a trip to a Grand Prix – it is a luxury city break and Formula 1 experience rolled into one.
When evening arrives, the focus turns to Marina Bay. Join Grand Prix Adventures for premium Singapore GP hospitality, fantastic views of the circuit and an unforgettable atmosphere as the cars race through the illuminated streets of the city.
Book Your Singapore Grand Prix Hospitality
Make your Singapore Grand Prix weekend one to remember with Grand Prix Adventures. Whether you are travelling as a couple, with friends, entertaining clients or organising a group, we can help you find the hospitality experience that best suits your plans.
Singapore Grand Prix hospitality availability can be limited, particularly as race weekend approaches. Contact Grand Prix Adventures today to discuss the available packages, check current availability and secure your place at one of Formula 1’s most spectacular night races.