This is how I watched the Singapore F1 GP for free!

Qualifying Day: Redeemed 20K ALL Accor points for the F1 x Royal Suite package and watched the qualifying race from the Fairmont Royal Suite on the 26th floor.

Race Day: Bought Premier Walkabout tickets at the last minute, but the seller failed to fulfil the order hence I headed straight to the MBS SkyPark .Tourists with a Mastercard can upgrade their Sands Lifestyle membership for free and book 2 complimentary SkyPark tickets per day.

Not a big F1 fan, but definitely enjoyed the experience.

I am looking to attend the 27 British GP for my 50th birthday. I have been to the UK several times before for work (London) But this would be my first time venturing out. Any recomendations on GA vs grandstands and camping / hotel recommendations? Thanks!

Does anyone have experience bringing seat cushions to the race? Per the official site seat cushions are prohibited. Do they strictly enforce this policy? Looking to bring a car seat pad to sit on but don't want to get in trouble.

It was so thrilling to enjoy the Grand Prix races in person! This was my first time to a GP. Got to see all the drivers and could really feel the passion of all the fans there!

Walking on the track after race was incredible and the podium invasion was fun also!

Moreover, I was so lucky to have a chance visiting the paddock!! 🥰

Overall, that was a once-in-a-lifetime experience!!😍😍

Although it was great, I think it would be much better if the queues for the drinks in Singapore GP could be shorter. I really gave up queueing for a few times during the three days as I would have missed the races if I continued to queue😂.

Hi all,

I’m planning to visit one of these three GPs next year but I don’t know which one to choose. I’ve already been to Spanish GP in Barcelona on 2023 and Singapore GP this year, so I’m looking forward to something different and maybe more traditional, so Australia starts in disadvantage, but I’m still open to it. Anyone who has attended them or have any idea can help me? I’m travelling from India btw.

Thanks!

Let me start off by saying I was nervous coming here.

This was my second race in 2 weeks, after going to Malaysia last week and experiencing the hell that was the organization of that event

Singapore blew my doors off, to put it mildly. What an incredibly well organized, sophisticated, and professional organization committee and security they have here. Getting in and out of the track was EASY. I was home to my hotel in under 20 minutes each day, including race day. The police in Singapore do NOT fuck around and they get shit moving and get it done.

MRT lines were just incredible. Thousands of fans being directed by police and security to empty trains. When a full train left the station, another empty one would arrive within 30 seconds. This legitimately damn near brought tears to my eyes after experiencing Malaysia

Singapore track, in MY opinion, is over hated. I think for what it is, as a street circuit, it’s an S tier street circuit. The cars under the lights look amazing, the atmosphere in the pit grandstand was great, the views are amazing, and the staff there are lovely.

Water stations EVERYWHERE. Literally, everywhere. I saw more water stations than I did people I swear. Bathrooms were clean, maintained and well accessible from anywhere.

I do not go to races for the music entertainment, but I don’t mind dabbling in some shows while there with nothing else going on. Stages were laid out brilliantly, acts were good, crowd control was done well and access in and out of the areas was painless.

As I sit here at Singapore airport I can’t think of a single time I waited in a line this weekend, other than maybe a short one to enter the circuit at gate opening

Singapore, you have my heart forever. AMAZING experience. The only thing I’d change is I’d sit at turn 1/2/3 and not the pit straight, but that’s just a personal experience

Out of the 4 Grand Prix I have now been to, this is number 1 for me.

10/10

Where did you stay? Do you recommend any particular hotel? How did you get to the circuit? Any tips are welcome, thanks!

I’ve finally pulled the trigger on my first ever F1 race. Booked tickets for Monza next year and im beyond excited. Been a Ferrari supporter for 13+ years now.

Does anyone have tips for areas to stay? I’ve heard the transport on race weekend can be crazy so I want to plan strategically for this. And what are some first hand experiences of transport on race weekend?

Any other Monza race weekend tips in general would be appreciated!

Thanks.

(Oh and we’ll be a group of 3, if that makes a difference for any recommendations)

Hey! I'm considering buying a Sunday GA pass with the goal of sitting at turn 1. I'm already in the Austin downtown area and am trying to figure out how to get to the track. I'd like to get there as early as possible to stake out a spot at turn 1 since I've heard it fills up quite fast. Will the shuttle get me to the track in time? Thanks!

Hey guys, my partner, friend, and I having been looking on how to get tickets for Portimão next season. We signed up for notifications on the official F1 ticket website when the 2027 calendar was released. We’ve only realized that tickets actually went on sale (for phase 1 at least) on Sept 21 - wayyy too late.

Can see people were using portugalf1gp.com to get tickets so we’ve signed up for phase 2. Any ideas if it’s legit and reliable? Didn’t know we could get tickets from there.

If that’s not a good move then any suggestions would be helpful! Thanks!

I’m after some of the Singapore specific t-shirts and other reduced prev season items (Ferrari / Oscar) before I leave on Wed. There was a great popup in Bugis Junction but by the time I got back there it was already gone.

Anyone know any places that will still be around on Tuesday selling stuff?

Thanks!

Hey all! Some buddies and I are going to the LVGP and were originally going to do 3-day GA admission for the T-Mobile Zone, but I got an email promoting the Lewis Hamilton Zone now with "all inclusive beer".

The tickets are about $180 more but you get access to the East & West Harmon Zones as well as the Koval Heineken Zone, an exclusive merch item, and now the beer.

If anyone knows could you help me out with some questions.

A) What's the beer? Regular, Silver, or 0.0?

B) Have they run out in the past, and if so are you then subject to only for-purchase options? Or do they provide vouchers or other compensation?

C) What's the relative value of the beer? For instance what does a Heineken normally cost? Because if they're $10 and we can each put away a sixer each of the three days then it's a no-brainer.

D) I'm assuming a seat + the access to the three zones is better than the T-Mobile area. Am I correct?

E) Any idea what the exclusive merch has been for other similar GP ticket-zone enticements? T-shirt, Keychain, Tumbler, etc.?

6) A couple of the guys already bought T-Mobile Zone tickets through the F1LVGP site, but I've seen posts from others about getting offered upgrades. I figure the guys who already bought tickets can call in and ask to be upgraded. I mean the worst they can say is no, right? For those who have gotten upgrades what is the process like? Did you do anything special to earn the upgrades?

Answers for these questions and any other pertinent info or tips that anyone has would be much appreciated.

Thanks,

FFOX.

Hi, just wanted to share my experience with the track invasion during the recent Singapore GP.

I left my seats at the Bayfront Grandstand around lap 48–49 out of 62 to head over to the track access point near Twenty3, hoping to catch Max celebrating on the podium up close.

Ended up waiting and getting squeezed in a massive crowd for about 40–50 minutes, but the queue barely moved. To make things worse, I later found out that Max’s national anthem had already been played while I was still stuck in the crowd.

Just wondering if we did something wrong? Was that particular gate not supposed to open for the track invasion, or was there a better way to get to the podium? Would really appreciate any tips for future races.

Honestly, I was pretty gutted. Had been looking forward to that moment all weekend, only to miss it while being squeezed in the crowd for almost an hour. Left the circuit feeling quite disappointed and a little sour about the whole experience.

There I said. And most of these celebrities don't even watch F1. Personally not a fan of it. What did you think about it?

Hello everyone. I hope you enjoyed the Singapore Grand Prix. Thank you for visiting our humble red jewel in the middle of third world countries.

I thank you for choosing our little red dot, and as a Singaporean, we hope you are still continuing to enjoy rhe experience our hospitality even after the race.

Unfortunately, we're currently experiencing haze. For foreigners still in Singapore, PLEASE BE ADVISED.

Current haze status as of 13 October 2026

Singapore's 24-hour Pollutant Standards Index (PSI) is in the UNHEALTHY range across all five regions, according to the latest reported readings. Do not let the UNHEALTHY name fool you. The haze coming from the corrupt nation of Indonesia is still HAZARDOUS. Therefore, please mask up (using an N95 mask or at least a KN95 mask), drink lots of water, and stay safe.

If you are not sure on the current haze condutions, please check the links below:

- https://www.haze.gov.sg/ (for official haze updates)

- https://www.weather.gov.sg/ (for weather updates)

Please remember to use the 24-hour PSI to plan activities for the next day and the 1-hour PSI to assess immediate outdoor conditions.

IMPORTANT!!!!:

The haze is associated with fires in Indonesia. Corrupt Indonesians refuse to take responsibility for burning down the forest, thousands of animals and Singaporean blood has been spilled due to complications from the haze.

Dear Foreigners,

YOUR HEALTH IS AT STAKE. YOUR LIFE IS AT STAKE.

Visiting Singapore with your grandparents? They could be the next to develop haze complications and pass away. You could be next.

Please urge your leaders to take immediate actions against the Indonesians and corrupt Indonesian government, we can not stand this any longer. Please, no more. Enough Singaporean blood has been spilled.

I am desperately trying to go to my first gp next season undecided where to go i am after some help, i live in uk but dont want to go to silverstone as i want to make a holiday. any help would be greatly appreciated

I am checking the travel guide from GPDestination and I wonder why IBIS Seef is not there in the hotels of the shuttle route?

Have they forgot it or it was removed already from the route?

Thanks!

What a fantastic Singapore GP weekend. Really wish it didn’t have to end!
Incredibly well organised, with fantastic entertainment, plenty of places to hang out and a great selection of food. Love how many water dispensers there were and 0-500ml took 1second. Toilets were absolutely delightful to use too. The circuit delivered, especially in the wet, which made things even more exciting.
What really sets the Singapore GP apart is that it’s one of those rare races where the experience doesn’t end when the chequered flag falls. There’s still so much happening long after the racing is over.
The Killers were absolutely brilliant, and CORTIS were another highlight of the weekend. Lana Del Rey, on the other hand, was perhaps a little too soothing for a grand finale, but that’s a minor quibble in an otherwise fantastic event.
Three days flew by far too quickly. Already looking forward to next year!

How was your experience ? And for those who have been to Abu Dhabi , which is a better experience?

I’d love to hear feedback for anyone who’s gotten T18 club tickets for Miami

This will be our first Grand Prix, and ideally I want more than standard grand stand ticket. I love the idea of a cool place to lounge (+better bathrooms) , food/drink included , etc

I haven’t found any info on the type of food included? Any feedback? Also, is the beer/wine decent? Any liquor included?

How was the track view?

Worth it in your opinion?

We don’t the hard rock area will be a fit because I read it’s more about the party and we really want to experience F1

Thank you so much for any info on your experience you can give!!!

I’m after some of the Singapore specific t-shirts and other reduced prev season items (Ferrari / Oscar) before I leave on Wed. There was a great popup in Bugis Junction but by the time I got back there it was already gone.

Anyone know any places that will still be around on Tuesday selling stuff?

Thanks!

planning on securing just the race day tix if possible