Marina Bay Street Circuit

Premium hospitality perched directly above the pit garages with an unobstructed view of the start/finish straight and pit lane action. A rooftop terrace extends sightlines toward Turns 4 and 5, making this the most immersive paddock experience at the world's only Formula 1 night race.

Air-conditioned hospitality suite with a private alfresco terrace overlooking the pit straight and the approach to Turn 1. Guests experience the drama of race starts and night pit stop action from a climate-controlled environment — a significant advantage in Singapore's tropical heat and humidity.

Exclusive air-conditioned suite above Turns 1–3, with a rooftop terrace for watching cars thread the opening chicane sequence after the race start. The elevated angle captures first-corner chaos and early overtaking moves under Singapore's spectacular night race lighting.

Head-on grandstand facing cars as they accelerate off the start line and fight for position through Turns 1, 2, and 3. The compressed first-lap battles through the opening chicane sequence are fully on display, set against the illuminated Singapore city skyline.

Tightly positioned at the Turn 2 chicane where cars flick left-right through one of Singapore's most technical sequences early in the lap. Uncovered seating with close barrier proximity — an authentic, raw experience of the circuit's stop-start street character.

Positioned on Republic Boulevard through Turns 3–5, watching cars navigate the sequence of tight corners connecting the opening chicane to the long Raffles straight. The confined street circuit walls and Singapore's tropical night atmosphere amplify the sound of engines through this technical section.

Located on Raffles Boulevard at the Turn 5 right-hander, watching cars clip the apex before accelerating onto one of the circuit's longest straights and a DRS activation zone. Ticket holders also receive complimentary Singapore Flyer rides — a memorable way to take in the full night race skyline.

Positioned at the heavy braking zone for Turn 7 at the end of a long DRS straight, where drivers make bold late-braking moves past the Esplanade Theatres — one of the best overtaking opportunities on the circuit. An outstanding budget option for action-focused fans, with regular wheel-to-wheel battles into the corner.

Set against the historic Padang cricket ground, facing cars as they exit Turn 9 at around 240 km/h along St Andrew's Road with the floodlit towers of City Hall directly behind. Part of the circuit's most picturesque section — a unique blend of Singapore's colonial civic district and the spectacle of F1 at night.

Running along St Andrew's Road between Turns 9 and 10, with the illuminated neoclassical façade of the National Gallery Singapore rising directly behind the grandstand. Cars pass at high speed through Singapore's floodlit civic heart, framed by heritage buildings in one of the night race's most iconic backdrops.

Faces cars approaching Turn 10 along St Andrew's Road, with the colonnaded front of City Hall and the National Gallery providing a stunning lit backdrop during the night race. One of Singapore's most photographed grandstand positions — a rare fusion of F1 speed and colonial-era architecture.

Compact grandstand in the Empress Place area, positioned intimately close to the barriers at the Turn 11–12 braking complex beneath Anderson Bridge. The Fullerton Hotel and the brightly lit Singapore River provide a dramatic backdrop to this intense, close-quarters section.

Positioned on Connaught Drive between Turns 9 and 10, watching cars negotiate a fast sequence of corners under the floodlights with the Singapore skyline rising behind. Access to the nearby Padang Stage with live concert acts makes this one of the liveliest sections for off-track festival atmosphere.

Sited beneath the Benjamin Sheares Bridge at the Turn 16–17 chicane, where cars brake hard from high speed into the waterfront section with the Singapore Flyer and Marina Bay Sands towers directly in view. One of the most photographed grandstand positions in Formula 1 — the night race lighting reflecting off Marina Bay creates an atmosphere unlike anywhere else on the calendar.

Facing the Turn 18–19 complex with Marina Bay Sands, the Singapore Flyer, and the full city skyline as a panoramic backdrop across the bay. An uncovered but scenically unmatched position — the night race illumination and reflections on the water create an atmosphere unique in Formula 1.

Additional uncovered seating adjacent to the Skyline Grandstand, sharing the same expansive views across Marina Bay toward the illuminated skyline and the final-corner complex. A budget-friendly way to experience one of the most visually spectacular sightlines on the Formula 1 calendar.

Positioned on the outside of Turns 18 and 19 — the final corners before the start/finish straight — watching cars brake beneath the grandstand and accelerate hard onto the pit straight. The Marina Bay waterfront, Singapore Flyer, and Esplanade Bridge are all visible in a single night-race panorama.

Compact grandstand at the pit lane entry and Turn 19 exit, watching cars either peel off into the pits or accelerate hard onto the main straight. A niche, close-up vantage point for fans interested in race strategy and the late-race pit stop sequence.