There are plenty of ways to enjoy the F1 Singapore Grand Prix from 9 to 11 October 2026, including live race screenings, late-night DJs and hotel stays with race-themed extras. From where to watch F1 in Singapore to other Formula One events and experiences, here’s what’s happening over F1 weekend.
Grand Copthorne Waterfront Hotel Singapore for an F1 Singapore stay
Want to turn F1 season into a staycation? Grand Copthorne Waterfront Singapore is getting into the spirit with a two-night package featuring race-themed extras, dining offers and a few perks for winding down after a day at the track. Plus, the Marina Bay Street Circuit is just a short drive away.
The Ultimate Race Weekend Stay includes a complimentary upgrade to a Premier Room, subject to availability, along with a race-themed welcome set-up and turndown service. There’s also an exclusive race merchandise retail booth and a limited-edition Racer Otter plushie and F1 cap to take home.
Race weekend comes with a few food and drink offers, too. Head to The Lobby Lounge for one-for-one race-themed cocktails or afternoon tea, with further one-for-one dining offers at Food Capital, Riverside Terrace and The Lobby Lounge. There’s also a one-for-one Epicure Brunch on 11 October.
When you need a break from the F1 Singapore race action, join a complimentary Saturday yoga session or explore the riverfront by bike or on foot. Guests heading out for a ride or run also receive an Origami tumbler, cooling towel and granola bar.
The Ultimate Race Weekend Stay is available for stays from 22 September to 19 October 2026, with bookings open until 17 October. A minimum two-night stay applies.
392 Havelock Road
millenniumhotels.com
PLUME at Pan Pacific Singapore for live race screenings and DJs until 3am
PLUME is one to add to your list of where to watch F1 in Singapore, with race screenings, late-night food and DJs until 3am. The cocktail bar will screen the F1 Singapore racing action live at the main bar and The Nest, with live music and DJs adding to the atmosphere throughout the weekend.
Need to refuel? The late-night menu features local favourites such as Hokkien noodles, laksa and chicken or pork satay, alongside wagyu burgers, fish and chips and seafood aglio olio. For something lighter to share over drinks, there are truffle fries, a sausage platter and har cheong chicken wings.
At the bar, choose from classic cocktails and spritzes, along with wines, whiskies and beers.
PLUME opens from 5pm on Friday 9 October and 3pm on Saturday 10 and Sunday 11 October, with the evening carrying on until 3am each night.
Level 1, 7 Raffles Boulevard
panpacific.com
CÉ LA VI Singapore for rooftop parties
Race Week is heading 57 storeys up at CÉ LA VI Singapore, with three nights of parties overlooking Marina Bay and the street circuit. The rooftop venue has Race Week parties lined up on 8, 10 and 11 October, with international DJs taking over the Club Lounge until the early hours.
Things get started on Thursday 8 October with the Race Week Kick-Off Party, from 11pm to 4am. Entry is $68 and includes a premium pour.
On Saturday 10 October, South African DJs Caiiro and Da Capo take to the decks for a five-hour back-to-back set. Caiiro is known for Afro-Tech, while Da Capo is a leading name in Afro House and Deep Tech. Tickets for admission from 10pm are $118, including a glass of champagne or premium pour.
After the race on Sunday 11 October, Carl Cox headlines “Lights Out”. The British DJ is joined by London-born Kim Turnbull and Jeremy Healy for a late-night finale running until 6am. Early-bird tickets are $300 and include two glasses of champagne or two premium pours.
Race Week entry is also available from noon on Saturday and Sunday, with tickets starting at $58.
QT Singapore for F1 dining and drinks
Two chefs, four courses and plenty of open-flame cooking are on the menu at QT Singapore this F1 weekend. Playing With Fire is a one-night-only collaboration between Singapore chef-restaurateur Bjorn Shen of Artichoke and Small’s and QT Singapore’s newly appointed executive chef Fabrice Mergalet.
Taking place on 8 October, the four-course sharing menu plays to its name, with bold spices and Eastern Mediterranean flavours running through the dishes. Wood-fired manoush, labneh with charred cucumber and ikura and charcoal beef kofta are among the dishes, followed by wood-fired USDA short ribs with baharat jus, harissa-glazed lamb cutlets and grilled oysters with celeriac creamed sago and Egyptian taklia. For dessert, there’s warm date cake with tahini caramel, vanilla ice cream and pistachio. There are two seatings, from 5.30pm to 7.30pm and 8pm to 10.30pm, and the dinner is priced at $158 per person, with an optional wine pairing for an additional $68.
And that’s not all that’s happening at QT over F1 weekend! Cygnet Supper Club stays open until 2am from 8 to 11 October, with late-night dishes including lobster roll sliders, a Wagyu burger and nuggets topped with Oscietra caviar. There are also three cocktails inspired by turns on the Marina Bay Street Circuit, priced at $24 each, or $20 for Grand Prix ticket holders. Can’t choose? The Podium Offer gets you all three for $45.
From Friday to Sunday, Shuck Yeah! x LARK brings $1 freshly shucked French oysters to Cygnet as part of a collaboration with Tasmania’s LARK Distillery. From 5.30pm to 8.30pm, you can also try two whisky cocktails created for the occasion – The Boulevarde and Pit Lane Highball.
On race day (11 October), Cygnet’s steak frites experience – called Choose Your Indulgence – sees a special Sunday edition for lunch and dinner. Choose from classic steak frites ($48), Argentinian ribeye ($78) or A5 Wagyu ($108), with $1 oysters and free-flow Champagne, wine and beer also available.
35 Robinson Road
qtsingapore.com
Sushisamba for an F1 weekend brunch
Sushisamba is getting into the F1 spirit from 2 to 11 October, with race-inspired cocktails, Red Bull mocktails and a special Maki Race Roll ($34), all with the restaurant’s 52nd-floor views as a backdrop.
Cocktails get suitably F1-themed names too. Lights Out ($25) mixes bourbon with honey and passionfruit, while Pole Position ($25) combines Campari, amaretto and prosecco. For something alcohol-free, two Red Bull mocktails are available for $16 each.
There’s also a special F1 weekend edition of Copacabana Brunch on 10 and 11 October. From noon to 3pm, there’ll be live DJ and saxophone sets, samba performances and skyline views.
The brunch includes live robata, sushi and seviche stations, along with Australian Tomahawk Steak, Spatchcock Chicken and Shrimp Tempura. Even dessert gets in on the F1 action, with Strawberry Tart, Checkered Flag Cake and Racing Sambabons.
Brunch is $160 per person, including food, free-flow cocktails and non-alcoholic drinks. An additional $40 adds free-flow Moët & Chandon Brut Impérial, Whispering Angel Rosé, cocktails, spirits and beer.
Orchard Paddock Grand Prix Season Singapore 2026 Presented By Dongfeng
Race weekend action is spreading beyond Marina Bay this October, with Orchard Paddock taking over Ngee Ann City Civic Plaza from 8 to 10 October. Running from 4pm to midnight, the three-night event brings car showcases, racing challenges, live music, games and food to Orchard Road.
Race-inspired entertainment
Car fans can get up close to the 2026 Corvette Stingray, test their driving skills on SIMFAI’s professional-grade GK500 kart simulator, or take on go-karts by Dorifto! There’s more competition away from the wheel too, including Neon Chess by Aliwal Chess Club, street chess challenges and racing-themed arcade games at Turbo Play. Hot Wheels will have collectibles and a track experience where visitors can race their chosen cars, while F1 fans can check out the UNO Elite F1 range and snap a photo with a special Singapore Circuit UNO card.
Over at the Dongfeng activities, try the Pack & Go challenge, which involves racing against the clock to load a car boot. There’s also a rather bigger incentive to explore the event: complete activities as part of the Circuit Card Stamp Rally and each stamp earns an entry into a draw to win a Dongfeng 007 Performance, worth over $218,000.
The entertainment continues after dark, with live performances from YAØ, Alyph, 53A, Reverie and Dreamsound, plus racing trivia and open-air movie screenings. For food and drinks, the Refuel Station has stalls from Sake Inn, SOHTT, OMD by BTHL and American F&B brands, with everything from sushi tacos to smash burgers.
Admission is free.
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