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Singapore Grand Prix 2026 Grandstands Guide

Updated · By GrandPrixPal Editorial

2026 session times verified against formula1.com

9 grandstands — view, shade, overtaking, price and more

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Prices are the official 2026 list
Prices are from singaporegp.sg as of 5 October 2026, in SGD including GST. Most 3-day stands are sold out by race week; the organiser releases small batches daily and at selected gates, and warns against unofficial resale sites.
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PREMIUM
SGD 428 (Fri) – SGD 1,798 (3-day)
≈ US$317–1,332 · ≈ €294–1,235

Pit Grandstand (T1)

📍 Pit Straight / Start-Finish

👁 65% track🌂 shadedCoveredPit View
View5/5
Shade5/5
Atmosphere5/5
Overtaking3/5
Comfort5/5
CORNERS VISIBLE
Pit straightStart/finish lineT1T2
☂ Covered📺 Big Screen🍴 Food Nearby♿ Accessible🏎 Pit Lane View🏁 Start/Finish
KEY FACTS
▸Marina Bay financial district skyline lit up at night — most beautiful F1 backdrop
▸Singapore is a night race — floodlights, heat, humidity and typically sold out
▸Fully covered — Singapore humidity and unpredictable tropical rain demand this
▸Race doesn't start until 8pm local — concert and food festival fills the day
WHAT IT'S LIKE

You sit directly opposite the pit garages with the entire pit straight laid out in front of you. At lights-out the field rockets past at once, then brakes hard for T1: a 90-degree right-hander that generates chaos on lap 1. The covered roof keeps you dry through Singapore's steamy afternoon sessions, and the financial district towers rise behind the circuit as the night race illuminates the skyline.

FAN REVIEW

"F1 under the lights with the Singapore skyline behind it. The most photogenic race in the world. Period."

💺 BEST SEATS

Upper rows, sections E-G — elevated night race view over the entire pit straight

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GPP RECOMMENDS
SGD 738 (3-day)
≈ US$547 · ≈ €507

Connaught Grandstand (T14)

📍 Esplanade Bridge / Turn 14

Esplanade BridgeTurn 14 Braking
CORNERS VISIBLE
Esplanade BridgeT14
KEY FACTS
▸Close-up view of cars crossing the Esplanade Bridge before braking for the Turn 14 right-hander
▸An overtaking spot — drivers jostle for position into Turn 14
▸Zone 4 access only, including the Padang Stage
▸The nearby Jubilee Bridge is a good spot for the post-race fireworks
WHAT IT'S LIKE

Cars come at you across the Esplanade Bridge and brake hard for Turn 14, the right-hander onto Raffles Avenue, with the bay and the city lights behind them. It is a Zone 4 ticket, so the Padang Stage and the Civic District food stalls are within your access.

⚠️Singapore heat and humidity are relentless — stay hydrated all evening. Tropical rain arrives fast.
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SGD 1,698 (3-day)
≈ US$1,258 · ≈ €1,167

Turn 1 Grandstand

📍 Turn 1 (Sheares), end of the Pit Straight

Turn 1Start Action
CORNERS VISIBLE
Pit straightT1
KEY FACTS
▸Cars brake from over 290 km/h on the Pit Straight into Sheares (Turn 1) — the lap-one flashpoint
▸Scene of the 2017 start crash that took out Verstappen, Räikkönen and Vettel
▸Zones 1–4 access, including the Padang and Wharf stages
▸A separate Turn 1 Wheelchair Accessible Platform is sold by phone (+65 6042 5066)
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SGD 1,798 (3-day)
≈ US$1,332 · ≈ €1,235

Turn 2 Grandstand

📍 Turns 1–3, opposite the pit exit

Turns 1–3Pit Exit
CORNERS VISIBLE
T1T2T3Pit exit
KEY FACTS
▸Raised view over the first three turns, with cars coming straight towards you
▸You also see cars leaving the pit lane and rejoining
▸The Chicane @ Turn 2 Grandstand next door sells single days (from SGD 398) as well as 3-day passes
▸Zones 1–4 access, including the Padang and Wharf stages
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SGD 328 (Fri) – SGD 988 (3-day)
≈ US$243–732 · ≈ €225–679

Republic Grandstand (T4–T5)

📍 Republic Boulevard, drivers' right at Turn 5

Turns 4–5Single Days
CORNERS VISIBLE
T4T5
KEY FACTS
▸Cars go full throttle through the Turn 4 kink, then thread the barriers at Turn 5
▸There is no Turn 3 grandstand: Turn 3 is seen from the Turn 2 and Chicane @ Turn 2 stands
▸Promenade MRT and Gate 2 are within a ten-minute walk
▸The cheapest way into Zones 1–4 with a seat on a single day
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SGD 228 (Fri) – SGD 608 (3-day)
≈ US$169–451 · ≈ €157–418

Stamford Grandstand (T7)

📍 Turn 7 (Memorial) / Nicoll Highway

Turn 7 BrakingOvertaking
CORNERS VISIBLE
T7T8
KEY FACTS
▸Cars brake down to 127 km/h for Turn 7, then accelerate towards Turn 8 — one of the main overtaking spots
▸Hamilton went straight on into the Turn 7 barriers here in 2022
▸Cheapest grandstand on the circuit; a 3-day Junior ticket is SGD 438
▸Zone 4 access only, including the Padang Stage
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SGD 258 (Fri) – SGD 738 (3-day)
≈ US$191–547 · ≈ €177–507

Padang Grandstand (T10)

📍 St Andrew's Road, on the approach to Turn 10

Civic DistrictTurn 10
CORNERS VISIBLE
St Andrew's RoadT10
KEY FACTS
▸Cars run past at up to 275 km/h towards Turn 10 — still called the Singapore Sling, though the chicane became a single left-hander in 2013
▸The Padang Stage, Portside Hawkers and Dockside Hawkers are all close by
▸Zone 4 access only
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SGD 1,428 (3-day)
≈ US$1,058 · ≈ €981

Bayfront Grandstand (T16–T17)

📍 Under the Benjamin Sheares Bridge, Turns 16–17

New for 2026Turns 16–17
CORNERS VISIBLE
T16T17
KEY FACTS
▸Cars slow hard from the Raffles Avenue straight for Turns 16 and 17, then accelerate past the Singapore Flyer
▸Sits under the Benjamin Sheares Bridge
▸Enter via Gate 1 or 8 along the waterfront, or Gate 2 past the support paddock
▸Zones 1–4 access, including the Padang and Wharf stages
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SGD 1,798 (3-day)
≈ US$1,332 · ≈ €1,235

Marina Bay Grandstand

📍 The final two corners, by the Singapore Flyer

Final CornersBay View
CORNERS VISIBLE
T18T19
KEY FACTS
▸Faces the last two turns of the lap, with Marina Bay and the Singapore Flyer behind
▸Stroll (2023) and Sainz (2024) both crashed at the final corner in qualifying
▸Zones 1–4 access, including the Padang and Wharf stages
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Stay where you can walk to your zone

Zone 4 grandstands empty toward City Hall; Pit and Turn 1 toward Marina Bay. A hotel on the right side saves the 45-minute MRT queue every night.

City Hall hotelsWalking distance to the circuit gates without Marina Bay pricing.Check availability →Marina Bay hotelsInside the circuit perimeter — some rooms overlook the track.Check availability →Bras Basah hotelsOne MRT stop out, noticeably cheaper, still walkable on a good night.Check availability →

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Frequently Asked Questions

How much are Singapore GP 2026 grandstand tickets?

Official 3-day prices run from SGD 608 (≈ US$451 / €418) (Stamford) and SGD 738 (≈ US$547 / €507) (Padang, Connaught, Empress) up to SGD 1,798 (≈ US$1,332 / €1,235) (Pit, Turn 2, Marina Bay) and SGD 2,498 (≈ US$1,851 / €1,717) for the Super Pit Grandstand, including GST. Single days start at SGD 228 (≈ US$169 / €157) (Stamford, Friday). USD and EUR are approximate. Most 3-day tickets are sold out by race week.

Which Singapore grandstands give access to every zone?

The Pit, Turn 1, Turn 2, Chicane @ Turn 2, Republic, Bayfront, Marina Bay and other Zone 1 stands include Zones 1–4. Stamford, Padang, Connaught and Empress are Zone 4 only — the Civic District side, with the Padang Stage.

Which Singapore grandstand is best for overtaking?

Turn 1 and the Turns 1–3 stands (Turn 2, Chicane @ Turn 2) for lap-one action, Stamford at Turn 7 for the heaviest braking zone, and Connaught at Turn 14 at the end of the Esplanade Bridge.

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