
Circuit
Marina Bay Street Circuit
The new home of the Singapore Grand Prix
Singapore · 9 – 11 October 2026
Explore grandstandsWelcome to the Marina Bay Street Circuit
Formula 1 under the lights
The Marina Bay Street Circuit is the venue for the Formula 1 Singapore Grand Prix 2026. Run at night on closed public roads, the lap threads past the waterfront, the Padang and the Esplanade with walls close on both sides — and the whole circuit sits in the centre of the city, so you can walk or take the MRT to your gate.
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Singapore
Singapore
4.927 km
Track length
62
Race laps
13 Sep 2026
Race day
Circuit statistics
62
Laps
4.927 km
Circuit length
19
Corners
2008
First Grand Prix

Presentation artwork created for this site. It illustrates the Singapore circuit sections and is not an official Marina Bay Street Circuit render.
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Marina Bay Street Circuit
Singapore · Formula 1 • 2026

Pit Straight
Pit Straight Grandstands
The Pit Straight grandstands look directly onto the start-finish line and the pit lane at Marina Bay. You watch the grid form under the floodlights, follow every pit stop in front of you and stay in your seat for the chequered flag and the podium celebrations.
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Pit Straight
Pit Straight Grandstands
The Pit Straight grandstands look directly onto the start-finish line and the pit lane at Marina Bay. You watch the grid form under the floodlights, follow every pit stop in front of you and stay in your seat for the chequered flag and the podium celebrations.
- · Starting grid in view
- · Pit lane and pit stops
- · Start / finish line
- · Podium celebrations
- · Large screen in view

Turns 1 – 3
Turn 1 – 3 Grandstands
Turns 1 to 3 form the opening sequence at Marina Bay. Cars brake hard from the fastest point of the lap into a tight left-hander, which makes this the classic first-lap flashpoint and the most reliable overtaking spot across the whole race.
- · Heavy braking zone
- · First-lap action
- · Frequent overtaking
- · Large screen in view

Marina Bay Waterfront
Marina Bay Grandstands
The Marina Bay waterfront grandstands combine racing with the view that makes Singapore famous. The bay, the Singapore Flyer and the lit skyline sit behind the circuit, giving you the most photogenic backdrop of any Formula 1 night race.
- · Marina Bay waterfront backdrop
- · Singapore skyline views
- · Night-race atmosphere
- · Large screen in view

Esplanade & Promenade
Esplanade Grandstands
Along the Esplanade and the Promenade the circuit runs tight between concrete walls. There is no margin for error here, and the grandstands put you close enough to hear the difference between a clean lap and a scruffy one.
- · Wall-lined street section
- · High-speed change of direction
- · Close-up car control
- · Large screen in view

Padang & Empress
Padang Grandstands
The Padang area sits in the historic centre of the Circuit Park, surrounded by colonial architecture and the main entertainment stages. The circuit twists through a slow, technical sequence here, so you see the cars for longer than almost anywhere else on the lap.
- · Technical slow-corner sequence
- · Close to the entertainment stages
- · Historic city backdrop
- · Large screen in view

Walkabout
Walkabout Passes
Walkabout passes give you standing access to the Circuit Park rather than a reserved seat. You can move between general viewing areas, big screens, food streets and the live entertainment stages that run every night of the Singapore Grand Prix.
- · Standing access to Circuit Park zones
- · Move between viewing areas
- · Entertainment stages and food streets
- · Best-value entry
Plan your visit
Map & facilities
Access
Marina Bay Street Circuit is organised into a north and a south side. Your ticket states which side to use — check it before you travel, as the two entrances are reached differently.
Fan zones
Fan zone areas with entertainment and big screens are planned across the venue. Exact locations are published by the organiser closer to the event.
Food & drink
Food and drink outlets are available inside the venue. Hospitality packages include their own catering.
Transport
Singapore's metro, commuter rail and bus network serve the city well. Event-day transport arrangements are confirmed by the organiser before the race weekend.
Accessibility
Accessible options are handled case by case — contact our team before booking so we can check what is available for your needs.
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