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The Ultimate Singapore Grand Prix 2026 Line-Up: Events, Pop-Ups and Dining Destinations to Visit

From F1 team experiences to race-weekend dining and after-dark parties, these are the happenings to know around the 2026 Singapore Grand Prix weekend.

Formula 1 returns to Singapore this October, bringing an exciting week of racing to the Marina Bay Street Circuit. GQ explores the latest curated experiences cross the city including pop-ups, driver appearances, race-inspired menus, watch parties and late-night events to celebrate the Singapore Grand Prix.

Singapore Grand Prix Formula 1 Pop-Ups & Experiences

Tudor x Visa Cash App Racing Bulls

Open daily from 1 to 11 October 2026, 10:00am to 10:00pm, Visa Cash App Racing Bull’s “The Trackside” Experience brings fans closer to the team with race-inspired installations, official merchandise, photo opportunities, and exclusive rewards. Ahead of their time on the track, drivers Liam Lawson and Arvid Lindblad will make a special appearance at ION Orchard Level 1 Atrium on Wed 7 Oct, 6:00pm. From 1 to 5 October, shoppers who complete The Trackside Stamp Rally with 6 activities will stand a chance to win photo opportunity with the drivers.

Audi Revolut F1 Team drivers Nico Hulkenberg & Gabriel Bortoleto Live Appearance

Audi Revolut F1 Team drivers Nico Hülkenberg and Gabriel Bortoleto will make a live appearance at Funan on 7 October, giving fans the chance to meet the drivers ahead of the Singapore Grand Prix. Access is available through an exclusive adiClub raffle on the adidas app, with entry requiring a minimum spend of SGD 250 and the purchase of at least one adidas x Audi Revolut F1® Team item. Terms and conditions apply. Further details are available via @adidasSG and the adidas app.

Race-Week Dining Destinations

The Ritz-Carlton, Millenia Singapore

Positioned along the Marina Bay Street Circuit, The Ritz-Carlton, Millenia Singapore will mark the Singapore Grand Prix weekend from 9 to 11 October 2026 with a programme of dining and after-race experiences across its restaurants and bars. At Republic, the Republic After-Party will run from 9:00pm to 2:00am throughout the race weekend, with free-flow cocktails, draught beer, wine and Champagne, alongside live buffet stations, music, burgers, pizzas and desserts. The Ritz Lounge will extend its breakfast hours from 8 to 12 October, serving a buffet from 9:30am to 2:00pm with live stations for ramen, Singapore laksa and made-to-order eggs.

At Colony, the Grand Prix Seafood Dinner will take place on 9 and 10 October from 6:00pm to 10.30pm, featuring Boston lobster, halibut, Spanish octopus and squid ink risotto. On 11 October, the Colony Grand Prix Champagne Brunch will run from noon to 3.30pm, bringing together seven live kitchens serving international and local dishes, alongside Champagne, wines, cocktails, draught beer and soft drinks. Highlights include shio kombu angel hair with Oscietra caviar, dry-aged OP rib and lamb rack with harissa. Meanwhile, Michelin-starred Summer Pavilion will offer dedicated Singapore Grand Prix set lunch and dinner menus from 9 to 11 October.

SUSHISAMBA Singapore

SUSHISAMBA Singapore is bringing its Copacabana Brunch into race weekend with a special Race to SAMBA Edition on 10 and 11 October. Running from noon to 3:00pm, the brunch combines live DJ and saxophone sets with SAMBA performances, while the food selection draws from the restaurant’s robata grill and sushi counter. A race-inspired dessert selection rounds out the afternoon alongside free-flow drinks. The racing theme extends beyond the brunch, with limited-edition cocktails including Lift & Coast, Lights Out and Pole Position available from 2 to 11 October. A Maki Race Roll will also feature on the limited-time menu.

Mondrian Singapore Duxton

Mondrian Singapore Duxton will extend the Formula 1 Singapore Grand Prix beyond the Marina Bay Street Circuit with Pace to Race, a hotel-wide programme of dining, leisure and nightlife experiences running from 8 to 11 October 2026. At Canyon Club, Champion’s Respite will run throughout race weekend, offering poolside cabanas, race-inspired cocktails and a seafood platter. The cocktail menu includes the Pit Stop Martini, Paddock Spritz and Apex Margarita, with three cabana experiences available. Singapore Grand Prix ticket holders staying at the hotel will also receive a complimentary welcome drink at Canyon Club.

At Bottega di Carna, Circuit Di Carna Brunch will run from 11:00am to 3:00pm on 10 and 11 October, combining Northern Italian dishes and free-flow drinks with interactive entertainment including Margarita Cycles, Grey Goose Bumps caviar and shooters, a Time Box Timestopper game, caricature artists, face painting and photo opportunities. The brunch will also feature live DJ and Lyrapole performances, a meat-carving station and race-inspired desserts, with several brunch packages available. Jungle Ballroom will host Apex Nights from 9 to 11 October, with programming from 11pm and DJ sets from midnight until late. The three-night line-up features Autograf on 9 October, Alan Dixon on 10 October and Hong Kong-born DJ Natalie Dunn on 11 October, alongside photo opportunities and immersive elements throughout the venue.

Tanjong Beach Club’s Circuit Soleil

Tanjong Beach Club’s Circuit Soleil unveils a four-day programme that includes dining, drinks, music and wellness at the Sentosa beachfront destination from 8 to 11 October 2026. The programme begins with The Long Lunch with Fico on 8 and 9 October from noon until close, bringing Puglian-inspired Italian fare to the beach. On 10 October from noon to 3:00pm, Fico will host its first Champagne Brunch by the Sea, featuring free-flow Champagne and frosé alongside dishes including Normandie oysters, Burrata di Puglia and grilled seabass with salmoriglio. A DJ, live drummers and dancers will provide entertainment on the sand.

The programme closes on 11 October from 7.30am with Sea, Salt & Recovery by Chill Movement, a three-station wellness circuit comprising beach bootcamp, mobility and calisthenics, followed by an ice bath. Sessions run in two waves from 7:30 to 8:30am and 8:30 to 9:30am, followed by breakfast and DJ sets on the sand. F1 ticket holders receive 10 per cent off food, beverage and event packages across the Circuit Soleil programme, as well as priority access and reservations for the Champagne Brunch.

Evening Cocktail Spots for F1 Watch Parties

Jim Beam x Cadillac F1 Watch Party

Formula 1 race weekend returns to Singapore this October, with Jim Beam and Cadillac bringing a three-day F1 watch party to the CHIJMES Main Lawn. Running from 9 to 11 October 2026, from 4:00pm to 11:00pm, the public event will combine live race viewing with music, interactive experiences and motorsport-themed activities. Among them are Lenovo F1 simulators, giving visitors the chance to get behind the wheel away from the circuit. The experience kicks off with a special appearance by Formula 1 driver Zhou Guanyu on 8 October, ahead of the public pop-up bar. Zhou will take part in an on-stage conversation with the emcee, meet fans and take part in exclusive photo and content moments around the Jim Beam bar and Highball experience.

Chivas Regal afterparty at HighHouse

This race season, Chivas Regal is taking its partnership with Scuderia Ferrari HP and Global Ambassador Charles Leclerc beyond the circuit with a programme of viewing parties, interactive activations and an afterparty at HighHouse. On 11 October, the celebrations at HighHouse start from 10:30pm with Above The Race, an afterparty 62 floors above Singapore featuring golden installations, bottle rituals, confetti, the Leclerc Spritz and a headline set by DJ duo NERVO from midnight. Throughout October, Chivas Regal claw machines will also appear at selected bars and retail locations, including Georges @ Waterfront, Milli Rooftop Dining & Bar and FairPrice Clarke Quay, offering prizes such as limited-edition merchandise and FairPrice vouchers with participating bottle purchases, while online shoppers can access exclusive Shopee bundles and sure-win draws.

Pre-sale tickets are available here. 

Glenfiddich and Aston Martin Formula One™ Team have unveiled the Glenfiddich & Aston Martin Formula One™ Team 16-Year-Old Limited-Edition Release No.2, marking the second year of their partnership. Inspired by the shared approach of Glenfiddich Malt Master Brian Kinsman and Aston Martin Formula One™ Team Managing Technical Partner Adrian Newey, the expression explores the precision and unseen details that shape exceptional performance. Available at selected Singapore retailers from 1 September, the release will also feature a signed-helmet giveaway for consumers aged 25 and above. During race weekend, Glenfiddich will host Coast to Toast: Glenfiddich AMF1 Edition at HighHouse on 10 October from 11pm, featuring a guest-shift cocktail menu, the limited-edition whisky, a complimentary Glenfiddich Speyside Spritz, DJ programming and a speed reaction game.

After-Dark Drinks & DJ Sets

PR1X: District Red at The Nanson

For one night during the Singapore Grand Prix weekend, The Nanson will open its doors to the public for PR1X: District Red, transforming the private members’ club into a neon-lit vision of an Asian metropolis. Taking place on Saturday, 10 October from 10:00pm to 4:00am, the event will unfold across three distinct spaces, each with its own atmosphere and soundtrack. Rouge Temple will bring the energy, while Dragon Den takes a more intimate direction and Saloon offers a darker edge.

The night’s soundtrack will be led by a Hong Kong–Singapore DJ line-up, with Hong Kong-based Willer and HE.R Soundsystem joined by Singapore DJs Sivanesh Pillai, Watch Her Bern and Dodgy Yamamoto. The event marks the return of PR1X for the Formula 1 weekend, with this year’s edition drawing on an East Meets East theme. Guests are encouraged to dress accordingly, with the suggested dress code calling for “silk, velvet and vice.”

PR1X: District Red takes place at The Nanson on Saturday, 10 October 2026, from 10:00pm to 4:00am. The event is open to the public for one night only.

Click here to make a reservation.

CÉ LA VI Singapore

Perched 57 levels above Singapore, CÉ LA VI Singapore is marking the Formula 1 race weekend with three days of music and nightlife overlooking the Marina Bay Street Circuit. The Club Lounge kicks off the weekend on Thursday, 8 October with an evening of music and views across the city, setting the tone for the days ahead. On Saturday, 10 October, South African electronic artists Da Capo and Caiiro take over the rooftop for an extended session of Afro House and African-influenced electronic music. The weekend closes on Sunday, 11 October with Carl Cox headlining Lights Out in partnership with Marshmelo. The evening brings the British DJ and producer’s techno sound to CÉ LA VI for the final night of race weekend.

Zouk

Zouk’s The Circuit takes over Clarke Quay throughout Singapore Grand Prix weekend, with a line-up of international DJs across its Mainroom and Capital. On 9 October, Greek melodic techno producer Argy headlines the Mainroom with his signature blend of hypnotic melodies and driving rhythms, while Capital hosts open-format sets and late-night sessions. The following night, US hip-hop producer Mustard takes over the Mainroom with a set spanning his biggest productions and club anthems, while South Korean DJ and entertainer SIENA brings her high-energy performance to Capital. Across both venues, The Circuit will run from 9 to 10 October with doors opening from 10pm, offering late-night programming, DJs and premium hospitality after the action at the circuit.

Marquee Singapore

Marquee Singapore is set for four nights of Race Weekend programming, beginning on 8 October with resident DJs Zippy and Fvder. On 9 October, three-time Grammy Award winner Diplo takes over with his genre-spanning mix of house, hip-hop, electronic music and dancefloor anthems, followed by Anyma on 10 October for his first performance in Singapore. The weekend closes on 11 October with the return of global dance music star Martin Garrix, whose set will draw on the euphoric melodies and festival-sized energy that have defined his career.

ATLAS

ATLAS is making a rare Sunday opening for race weekend, welcoming guests on 11 October from 4:00pm to 6:00pm for its Sunday Pitstop. The pre-race session will centre on cocktails, Champagne and wine, alongside a grazing menu of ATLAS signatures. Highlights include a lobster roll with Espelette, chives and Tabasco, oysters and Kaluga caviar served on warm blinis with traditional accompaniments. With the afternoon positioned as a pre-race stop rather than a formal dining occasion, the dress code is relaxed and guests are encouraged to arrive as they are.

QT Singapore

QT Singapore is stretching its race-weekend programme across four days, with dining and late-night options running from 8 to 11 October. Three limited-time creations, named Turn 7, Turn 10 and Turn 18/19, take their cues from corners of the Marina Bay Street Circuit.

On Thursday, 8 October, chef-restaurateur Bjorn Shen will join QT Singapore Executive Chef Fabrice Mergalet for Playing With Fire, a one-night collaborative dinner built around flame-led cooking. Race day on Sunday, 11 October will see Cygnet’s steak frites experience make a special Sunday appearance, running across both lunch and dinner with unlimited steak frites, oysters and free-flow drinks.

LARK Whisky x QT Singapore

Australian whisky producer LARK is joining QT Singapore for Shuck Yeah! x LARK: Race Weekend at Cygnet from 9 to 11 October. Running from 5.30pm to 8.30pm each evening, the activation pairs French oysters with two LARK cocktails created for the occasion. The Boulevarde features Devil’s Storm, while the Pit Lane Highball is made with Fire Trail. The oysters will be available throughout the activation while stocks last.

The St. Regis Bar Singapore

The St. Regis Bar Singapore is taking its cue from the paddock with a race-inspired cocktail menu running through race week. From 5 to 11 October, the bar will serve five cocktails inspired by Formula 1 and familiar cocktail formats. The menu includes the Pit Stop, an Aperol-style spritz with yuzu and Cointreau, the Engine Start, an espresso martini-style combination of Haku Vodka, coffee and cacao, and the Cool Down Lap, a strawberry and lime slushie daiquiri. The menu will be available from 5 to 8 October from 5pm until late, extending to an earlier 3:00pm start from 9 to 11 October.

Moët & Chandon

Throughout race week, Moët & Chandon will be poured and celebrated at several restaurant and
hotel partners, spotlighted across the various retail locations, and brought to life after dark at a series of high energy nightlife venues, including Amber Lounge as the Official F1®️ After Party presented by Moët & Chandon. The first is at Maison Boulud, Singapore’s first Grand Vintage Flagship and part of the global Moët Collective of Grand Vintage Flagship restaurants. Each day at 17:43, a nod to the founding year of the Maison, the restaurant will host a Magnum Pour, complemented by a dedicated Grand Vintage pairing menu and a wider selection of Moët & Chandon cuvées available by the glass and bottle.

The second takes place at Amber Lounge, Official F1 After Party by Moët & Chandon. Bottle parades, listings and full brand takeover at Amber Lounge, the Moët & Chandon Official F1®️ After Party, bringing the partnership to life after dark Moët & Chandon unveils its latest innovation, the Moët Luminous Bow Tie; a contemporary reinterpretation of the Maison’s iconic bow tie, designed to illuminate the bottle and elevate the ritual of celebration. Featuring an integrated luminous element, the new design brings an unexpected visual dimension to the iconic Moët & Chandon bottle, creating a striking glow made for high-energy, celebratory moments.

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