The Formula 1 circus heads to the exciting Marina Bay Street Circuit for the Singapore Grand Prix on Sunday, September 22nd at 14:00 CET. This night race, known for its challenging conditions and stunning backdrop, promises to be a thrilling spectacle for fans worldwide.
Track Information
The Marina Bay Street Circuit is a 5.063 km (3.146 mi) street circuit winding through the heart of Singapore. With 23 corners and a lap time of around 1 minute 41 seconds, it’s one of the most demanding tracks on the calendar. The circuit’s unique features include driving under a grandstand and crossing a floating platform in the Marina Bay.
How to Watch
For those unable to attend in person, there are several ways to catch the action:
- TV Broadcast: Check your local sports channels for live coverage.
- F1TV Pro: The official F1 streaming service offers live streaming of all sessions, on-board cameras, and exclusive content.
- Online Streaming: Platforms like ESPN+ (US), Sky Sports (UK), or your country’s official F1 broadcaster may offer online streaming options.
- F1livegp.me: This unofficial site provides live timing and text commentary.
Race Weekend Schedule
- Friday: Free Practice 1 & 2
- Saturday: Free Practice 3 & Qualifying
- Sunday: Race (61 laps)
The Singapore Grand Prix is known for its unpredictability, with the risk of safety cars higher than at any other circuit. The combination of heat, humidity, and the physical demands of the track make it one of the most challenging races of the year.
