Get Up To Speed With The Best F1 Events, Pop-Ups And Parties Happening In Singapore

Engines on, Singapore. F1 season is revving back into town, and you know what that means: the city is turning into one giant pit stop of parties, pop-ups, and menus so flashy they could (maybe) outshine the cars.

Whether you’re here for the grid girls and champagne showers or just want an excuse to sink your teeth into a cheeky themed dessert, we’ve scoped out all the action beyond the track. From luxe dining collabs to late-night bashes, here’s your ultimate guide to making the most of the Singapore Grand Prix 2026.

CÉ LA VI Singapore

8 October - 11 October

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Perched 57 storeys above Marina Bay, CÉ LA VI Singapore is turning race week into a three-night rooftop party, with the Marina Bay Street Circuit providing the backdrop. The celebrations kick off on Thursday, 8 October, with a late-night Race Week Kick-Off Party running from 11pm to 4am, before South African electronic heavyweights Da Capo and Caiirotake over the decks on Saturday, 10 October from 10pm. Expect five hours of Afro House, Deep Tech and Afro-Tech as the duo bring their signature sounds to the Club Lounge.

The big finish lands on Sunday, 11 October, with Lights Out featuring legendary British DJ Carl Cox, alongside Kim Turnbull and Jeremy Healy. Starting from 10pm, the all-night party promises plenty of techno and dance-floor energy as CÉ LA VI closes out Race Weekend with a serious rooftop send-off. With sweeping views across Marina Bay, big-name DJs and plenty of post-race atmosphere, this is one for anyone looking to keep the F1 celebrations going long after the chequered flag.

Christian Horner: Unfiltered

7 October

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Formula 1 fans can go beyond the paddock this Singapore Grand Prix week with Christian Horner: Unfiltered, a one-night-only live conversation at The Star Theatre on 7 October 2026. Taking place just days before the race, the former Oracle Red Bull Racing Team Principal will take to the stage for his first long-form interview in Asia, reflecting on the defining moments, leadership lessons and split-second decisions that shaped two decades at the top of Formula 1.

Hosted by veteran F1 broadcaster Lee McKenzie, the evening also includes a live audience Q&A, immersive Formula 1-inspired experiences and exclusive photo opportunities with Horner. Tickets start from $138, with premium VIP packages available for those looking to elevate their race week plans. If you're looking to add something different to your Singapore GP itinerary, this is one of the biggest off-track events to lock in.

McLaren Racing Live

7 October

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Get a rare behind-the-scenes look at one of Formula 1's biggest teams when McLaren Racing Live rolls into Sands Theatre at Marina Bay Sands on 7 October 2026. Just days before the Singapore Grand Prix, McLaren driver Oscar Piastri and CEO Zak Brown will take the stage for a one-night-only conversation covering the highs, lows and inner workings of life at the sharp end of Formula 1, with stories from the paddock and insights into the 2026 season.

With Formula 1 entering a new technical era, there's no better time to hear directly from two of the sport's biggest names. Tickets start from $98, with premium seating also available, making this a must for McLaren fans and anyone looking to add an exclusive off-track experience to their Singapore GP week.

#RevUpSG Watch Parties

22 August - 26 September

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Get into the F1 spirit with the return of #RevUpSG, a series of community watch parties bringing live Formula 1 action to Singapore’s heartlands. Catch the Dutch Grand Prix at Bedok Town Square from 22–23 August, the Spanish Grand Prix at HDB Hub in Toa Payoh from 12–13 September, and the Azerbaijan Grand Prix at Kampung Admiralty from 25–26 September, all in the lead-up to the Formula 1 Singapore Airlines Singapore Grand Prix 2026.

It’s not just about watching the race, either. Expect interactive games, F1 Kids commentary challenges, official Singapore Grand Prix merchandise and prizes including F1 Exhibition tickets, the Thursday Pit Lane Experience and LEGO sets. Fans can also take part in the Ready, Set, Race! model car challenge or write a postcard to their favourite driver. At the Bedok event, Singapore Citizens and Permanent Residents can also get their hands on a limited number of community-priced Friday Singapore Grand Prix tickets.

Looking for more? Check out:

• McLaren Racing Live Is Coming To Singapore And Oscar Piastri And Zak Brown Are Headlining It
• Add To Cal: Your Guide To The Best Singapore Events In 2026
• Singapore GP 2026 Entertainment Line-Up: Every Artist Announced So Far

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