Formula 1 Singapore

Real unique experience. Well maintained circuit used as running and cycling track when race is not happening and get a nice view of MBS and Gardens by the Bay from here.

2025 F1 was one of the best events yet! The lineup with CL and G-Dragon was amazing, their performances brought incredible energy to the night. The Formula 1 race itself was thrilling from start to finish, and the weather was surprisingly cool, making the whole experience even better. An unforgettable weekend!

One of the greatest events annually in Singapore. Tons of visitors, packed to the brim, but really great fun. Concert lineups are amazing, the race is top notch and the ambiance is FANTASTIC. Worth every penny to watch it at least once.

The event is organized very well. The food inside is expensive but acceptable in quality and taste. They have water refills and a lot of toilets. I wish they had more screens throughout the area. They should also distribute ear plugs I think. The area of the city where the track is placed is very central and thus you get to see all the beautiful Singapore sights all around. Amazing fireworks at the end, too!

#throwback2008 Went for the first ever night race in F1 history.. because why not watch million-dollar cars scream through downtown humidity under floodlights while you melt in slow motion. Imagine strapping a jet engine to a wasp and letting it loose through a city made of glass and neon, that’s the Singapore Grand Prix. The world’s first F1 night race, where tires scream through Marina Bay under floodlights so intense they could tan you through SPF 50. Street circuit means zero forgiveness, one wrong move and you’re scraping luxury hotel walls. Add humidity so thick your clothes melt off, and you’ve got yourself a race where both machines and humans are sweating for survival. The atmosphere? Electric. Literal fireworks, actual celebrities, and fans who pretend to understand pit strategy while holding overpriced mojitos. You don’t just hear the engines, you feel them deep in your chest cavity. And yes, I took photos. Of all the old race teams, back when Toyota still had hope, BMW Sauber sounded fast, and Force India was a vibe. My camera had fewer megapixels than a microwave clock, but the excitement? Unfiltered and sweaty. And just when your eardrums recover, the after parties kick in, rooftop bars, pop up DJ sets, and the kind of champagne fuelled dancing that makes you forget you still smell like burnt rubber.