Tickets for the most-awaited Formula 1 Singapore Grand Prix will finally be made available this April 13!
The organizers of Singapore Grand Prix green lights the selling of the most coveted tickets for this year’s Formula 1 three-day grandstand, which is set to take place at the Marina Bay Street Circuit this coming September 30 to October 2. Starting April 13 at 10am, tickets will be made available for public sale at S$298 to S$1,288 with combination packages ranging from S$698 to S$1,088.
Making it more accessible to everyone, the grand event also offers single-day tickets priced at S$38 (Friday), S$88 (Saturday), and S$128 (Sunday) to people in wheelchairs, along with their companions.
Here’s What We Know So Far About Formula 1 Singapore Grand Prix
Early this year, Singapore signed a contract to host the Formula 1 Grand Prix for another seven years. This is after two years of hiatus because of the prevailing restrictions for live events brought about by the COVID-19 pandemic. To date, this is the fourth contract renewal of Singapore, with a seven-year extension noted as the longest.
The country decided to continue hosting the F1 race for another seven years after evaluating the numerous benefits it could bring to Singapore. This kind of large-scale international sporting event is viewed as an opportunity to sustain Singapore’s reputation as a global city with a vibrant lifestyle thereby helping generate business revenue, create jobs for Singaporeans, and encourage more international tourists to consider Singapore as their destination.
Likewise, according to the Singapore Grand Prix, the said event will also allow fans to experience the thrill of the race action, as well as the off-track entertainment from all parts of the Circuit Park throughout the race weekend.
What to Look Forward to with the Upcoming Formula 1 Singapore Grand Prix
During the last Singapore Grand Prix held in September 2019, Ferrari’s Sebastian Vettel took the checkered flag ahead of teammate Charles Leclerc. This year, with the competition getting more exciting with the impressive performances of Red Bull Racing’s Max Verstappen and Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc, the 17th edition of Formula 1 championships would surely be a treat to fans.
The 5.063-km-long track will also be hosting the world-renowned AlphaTauri’s Yuki Tsunoda, Haas’ Mick Schumacher, Alfa Romero’s Zhou Guanyu, and Williams’ Nicholas Latifi – all of them racing in Singapore for the first time.
At present, recently hailed as Australian Grand Prix winner, Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc leads the drivers’ standings with an astounding 71 points. He is followed by Mercedes’ George Russell, who’s currently at 37 points. Holding the fifth position is the seven-time world champion, Lewis Hamilton with 28 points while the reigning world champion, Red Bull’s Max Verstappen, claims the sixth spot with three points behind Hamilton (25 points).
Aside from these thrilling races, the event is also most anticipated because of the unforgettable performances made by iconic personalities in the entertainment industry. The complete lineup of international entertainers who will perform for the Formula 1 Singapore Grand Prix event is said to be unveiled in the upcoming weeks. It can be recalled that award-winning performers like Dua Lupa, Ariana Grande, BIGBANG, Adam Lambert, Linkin Park, The Killers, Ariana Grande, Queen, and so on have previously graced the event.
How to Secure Tickets for Formula 1 Singapore Grand Prix
Singapore GP is currently working hand-in-hand with the government of Singapore to ensure that the event would be following all prevailing health and safety protocols, especially since a lot of fans have been waiting for this comeback.
Tickets for the Formula 1 Singapore Grand Prix will be made available starting April 13 at 10 am. To purchase, visit the official website of Singapore GP or call the ticketing hotline (+65 6229 7777). These are also available on authorized ticketing partners.
With more than 268, 000 spectators participating over the three days of Formula 1 Singapore Grand Prix held in 2019 and with two years of events put on hold, for sure a lot of fans are extremely excited to get a hold of the Formula 1 Singapore Grand Prix for this year. Make sure to stay posted and secure your ticket for the three-day event!
Photo credit: Formula One Singapore Grand Prix
