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.

Meet F1 Star Ollie Bearman At ION Orchard

6 October

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Race season is revving up at ION Orchard, with pet lifestyle brand VETRESKA bringing its motorsport-inspired pop-up to L1 Outdoor, ION2 from 3 to 11 October. Part of ION Orchard’s Live the Race campaign, the immersive experience will channel the energy of the pit lane with racetrack-inspired installations, race-ready photo spots and a showcase of VETRESKA’s latest pet accessories.

The main event? F1 star Ollie Bearman will make a special personal appearance on 6 October, giving fans the chance to get up close with the rising driver during Singapore’s biggest race week. The pop-up will also mark the Singapore debut of VETRESKA’s Circuit Collection, a motorsport-inspired line of pet accessories designed around the brand’s “Fast Life. Reimagined.” campaign.

Mondrian Singapore Duxton

8 - 11 October

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Mondrian Singapore Duxton is getting into the F1 spirit with Pace to Race, a hotel-wide programme running from 8 to 11 October. Over the race weekend, Bottega di Carna, Canyon Club and Jungle Ballroom will each offer their own take on the action, from a race-inspired brunch and poolside cabana experiences to late-night DJ sets. The Circuit Di Carna Brunch on 10 and 11 October serves up free-flow Northern Italian fare, drinks, live entertainment and playful extras, while Canyon Club’s Champion’s Respite brings seafood platters and race-themed cocktails to cabanas overlooking the pool.

Come nightfall, Jungle Ballroom takes things up a notch with Apex, featuring DJs Autograf, Alan Dixon and Natalie Dunn across three nights from 9 to 11 October. There are also dedicated F1 room packages for those wanting to make a weekend of it, with perks including room upgrades, breakfast, F&B credits and late check-out. Whether you’re after a long lunch, a poolside pit stop or somewhere to keep the party going after dark, Mondrian offers plenty of ways to experience race weekend without heading all the way to the circuit.

Temper

2 - 11 October

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Temper Wine Room & Lounge is swapping the usual race-week chaos for Feel The Speed, a multi-sensory programme running from 2 to 11 October. The Mondrian Singapore Duxton spot is bringing together big-name wines, a five-chef collaboration and late-night sets across four experiences: Grand Prix: Grand Cru, Ignition, Overdrive and Apex: Taylah Elaine. There’ll also be three race-week cocktails available throughout the programme, plus a Podium Pick competition where diners can predict the Singapore Grand Prix podium for the chance to win Temper prizes.

Things kick off with Grand Prix: Grand Cru (2–3 October), featuring three tasting flights curated by Master Sommelier Roberto Durán, before Ignition (5–6 October) takes diners on a five-course culinary trip through five F1 destinations, with dishes from five chefs including Nicolas Tam, Alvin Leong and Carlos Montobbio. Then it’s time to hit the dance floor: Overdrive (8 October) pairs DJ PRAV with violinist SPADEZ for golden-era hip-hop and R&B, while the finale on 10 October sees London-based DJ Taylah Elaine make her Singapore debut, supported by local hip-hop legend Ollie’Des.

The Nanson

10 October

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This Singapore Grand Prix weekend, The Nanson is opening its doors to the public for one night only, transforming the private members’ club into a fictional neon-lit Asian metropolis. Taking place on 10 October, the experience draws inspiration from Hong Kong’s neon backstreets, old-school Chinatown, vintage hotel lounges and late-night listening bars, bringing together Singapore and Hong Kong’s nightlife scenes across three immersive districts. Rather than a literal take on Formula 1, the party channels the culture surrounding race weekend: fast cities, late nights, great music and the energy of people coming together from across the region. Expect a red thread running through the experience, shifting from decadent to underground to electric as guests move between rooms, with Codigo 1530, Grey Goose and Angra fuelling the night.

At the heart of the experience is Rouge Temple, the main room and high-energy district, where Hong Kong’s Willer, HE.R Soundsystem and Singapore’s Sivanesh take over the decks. Deeper inside the city, Dragon Den brings together Paris-born, Hong Kong-based Belloy and Singapore’s Watch Her Bern, while Saloon gets darker and dirtier with tribal rhythms, underground house and controlled chaos from Singapore’s Dodgy Yamamoto. Guests are encouraged to roam between the three rooms, each offering a different atmosphere, soundtrack and cast of characters. Doors open at 10pm, with tickets priced at $88+ for members and $108++ for non-members. The dress code is “East Meets East: Silk, velvet and vice.”

QT Singapore

8 - 11 October

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Race week is getting a fiery upgrade at QT Singapore, where four days of late-night dining, race-inspired cocktails and flame-driven feasts will keep the party going from 8 to 11 October. Just moments from the Marina Bay Street Circuit, the hotel’s Cygnet Supper Club will extend its hours until 2am, serving indulgent late-night bites including caviar-topped nuggets, chipotle lobster roll sliders and its signature Wagyu burger. The weekend also brings three circuit-inspired cocktails, with Grand Prix ticket holders scoring a special price, plus a one-night-only Playing With Fire collaboration on 8 October. Singaporean chef-restaurateur Bjorn Shen and QT Executive Chef Fabrice Mergalet will join forces for a four-course sharing menu of bold spices, Eastern Mediterranean flavours and open-flame cooking, with dishes including wood-fired manoush, charcoal beef kofta and harissa-glazed lamb cutlets.

From 9 to 11 October, Shuck Yeah! x LARK: Race Weekend will bring freshly shucked French oysters to Cygnet’s dedicated LARK station for just $1++ each, alongside two whisky cocktails made with Devil’s Storm and Fire Trail. Then, on Sunday 11 October, Cygnet’s Choose Your Indulgence steak frites experience will make a special race-day appearance across lunch and dinner, with guests choosing from classic steak frites, Argentinian ribeye or A5 Wagyu, alongside freshly shucked oysters and free-flowing drinks.

LeVeL33

9 - 11 October

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From 9 to 11 October 2026, LeVeL33 will bring the Singapore night race to new heights with live race coverage, commentary and panoramic views of the illuminated Marina Bay skyline. Perched 33 floors above the Marina Bay Street Circuit, the brewery will serve its signature beer-centric cuisine and freshly brewed craft beer across lunch and dinner throughout the weekend. Guests can choose from an à la carte menu or a four-course sharing menu priced at $168++ per person, with dishes including freshly shucked oysters, Tasmanian ocean trout sashimi, Wagyu beef tartare and Westholme Wagyu ribeye.

For those looking to settle in for the action, a three-hour free-flow beverage package is available for $149++ per person, featuring LeVeL33’s freshly brewed beers, wines, spirits, cocktails and non-alcoholic drinks. Celebration packages with sparkling wine or champagne are also available for groups. With multiple screens, live commentary and a prime vantage point over the city, LeVeL33’s Night Race Experience offers a high-altitude way to soak up one of Singapore’s most electrifying weekends.

Tanjong Beach Club

8 - 11 October

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From 8 to 11 October, Tanjong Beach Club is taking Singapore Race Week to the sand with Circuit Soleil, a four-day celebration spanning sunset dining, long lunches, champagne brunches and a recovery morning. On Thursday and Friday, The Long Lunch runs from noon until close, serving up Puglian-inspired fare including San Marzano focaccina, Normandy oysters, fritto misto, paccheri with clams, squid and prawns, and pappardelle with three-meat ragù. The wood-fired dome takes centre stage with charcoal-grilled octopus, chicken Milanese and whole Angus tagliata, alongside charred cauliflower and corn. Finish with tiramisu or citrus cheesecake.

Saturday brings a Champagne Brunch from 12pm to 3pm, pairing free-flow bubbles and frosé with oysters, burrata, octopus ragù, bone-in ribeye and grilled seabass, plus live drummers and dancers on the beach. Packages start at $138++ for the non-alcoholic option, $188++ with free-flow rosé, beer and select cocktails, or $218++ with a champagne upgrade. Come Sunday, Race Week winds down with Sea, Salt & Recovery from 7:30am, featuring a beach bootcamp, mobility and calisthenics, and an ice bath across two morning sessions, followed by a relaxed breakfast and DJ sets on the sand.

SUSHISAMBA Singapore

2 - 11 October

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From 2 to 11 October, SUSHISAMBA Singapore is getting into the race weekend spirit with a limited-time line-up of cocktails, Red Bull mocktails and sushi, all served 52 floors above the city. Expect race-inspired drinks including the Lights Out, Lift & Coast and Pole Position, alongside the Maki Race Roll, a punchy combination of salmon, avocado, jalapeño and spicy kimchi sauce.

The main event lands on 10 and 11 October with the return of Copacabana Brunch: Race to SAMBA, running from 12pm to 3pm. The high-energy brunch comes with live DJ and saxophone sets, samba performances and sweeping skyline views, plus live robata, sushi and ceviche stations. The spread includes Australian tomahawk steak, spatchcock chicken and shrimp tempura, with race-themed desserts including F1 Strawberry Tart and Checkered Flag Cake. Brunch is priced at $160++ per person, including food, free-flow cocktails and non-alcoholic beverages.

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 Caiiro and Da Capo take 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.

ATLAS

11 October

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For race weekend only, ATLAS is breaking with tradition and opening its doors on Sunday, 11 October, from 4pm to 6pm for Sunday Pitstop. Designed as a pre-race indulgence before the evening’s final race, the one-off session will serve up eight specially curated cocktails, fine champagne by the glass or bottle, and a selection of white, rosé, red and sweet wines.

The drinks come with a grazing menu of ATLAS favourites, including a Lobster Roll with espelette, chives, Tabasco and shoestring fries, oysters, and Kaluga caviar served on warm blinis with condiments. It’s a more relaxed affair than usual, too, with guests invited to ditch the formal dress code and come as they are.

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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