How long should I spend at Singapore F1 Grand Prix
You should plan to spend 4–6 hours per day at the Singapore F1 Grand Prix to fully enjoy the experience.
Arrive by late afternoon to explore fan zones, grab food, and catch support races before the main F1 sessions begin in the evening. If you're attending concerts, expect to stay until around 10:30–11pm.
For the full experience—practice, qualifying, race day drama, and entertainment—a 3-day pass (Friday to Sunday) is highly recommended.
FAQs
The race weekend usually begins in the afternoon (2–3pm) with practice or support sessions, building up to evening qualifying and the main race under lights.
The Grand Prix race typically starts around 8:00 PM Singapore Time (GMT +8) on Sunday, finishing late evening.
Singapore hosts a night race, so sessions, including qualifying and the main race, are scheduled after sunset to take advantage of floodlights and cooler temps.
Practice sessions run 60 min, qualifying 60 min, and the race about 90–120 minutes depending on safety cars and conditions.
Practice is early in the afternoon; qualifying is later in the evening, and the race is the prime evening session with the biggest crowd and longest duration.
Yes, F1 schedules adjust yearly, so always check the official timetable before your visit.
