Marina Bay Street Circuit Pit Building
Car racing venue · Marina Centre ·

Marina Bay Street Circuit Pit Building

Car racing venue · Marina Centre ·

Iconic night race circuit, harbourside views, local cuisine, pit lane access

Marina Bay Street Circuit Pit Building by null
Marina Bay Street Circuit Pit Building by null
Marina Bay Street Circuit Pit Building by null
Marina Bay Street Circuit Pit Building by null
Marina Bay Street Circuit Pit Building by null
Marina Bay Street Circuit Pit Building by null
Marina Bay Street Circuit Pit Building by null
Marina Bay Street Circuit Pit Building by null
Marina Bay Street Circuit Pit Building by null
Marina Bay Street Circuit Pit Building by null
Marina Bay Street Circuit Pit Building by null
Marina Bay Street Circuit Pit Building by null
Marina Bay Street Circuit Pit Building by null
Marina Bay Street Circuit Pit Building by null
Marina Bay Street Circuit Pit Building by null
Marina Bay Street Circuit Pit Building by null
Marina Bay Street Circuit Pit Building by null
Marina Bay Street Circuit Pit Building by null
Marina Bay Street Circuit Pit Building by null
Marina Bay Street Circuit Pit Building by null

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Marina Bay, Singapore Get directions

Restroom
Credit card accepted
Debit card accepted
Contactless accepted
Wheelchair accessible entrance

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Marina Bay, Singapore Get directions

singaporegp.sg
@f1nightrace

Features

•Restroom
•Credit card accepted
•Debit card accepted
•Contactless accepted
•Wheelchair accessible entrance
•Wheelchair accessible parking lot
•Wheelchair accessible restroom

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Jan 9, 2026

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"The casual alfresco Bay Terrace will serve up local cuisine such as satay, laksa, mee siam, and tandoori from eateries like Indian restaurant Earl of Hindh, American smokehouse MeatSmith and Fat Cat Ice Cream Bar." - Kenneth Goh

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"This city-state night-time street circuit hosts the Grand Prix and requires months of meticulous planning: teams begin monitoring ground conditions and potential roadworks four months out to protect last-minute car parts, and cargo manifests—often hundreds of tonnes and millions of dollars in value—are timed to arrive precisely. A multi-agency arrangement simplifies temporary import permits and gives priority customs clearance for race cars and equipment, while the size and layout of the paddock determine how quickly garages and hospitality units can be broken down and packed (typically a six- to eight-hour operation when space and access allow)." - SilverKris

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By the numbers: Singapore Grand Prix history - SilverKris

"Opened as the venue for Formula 1’s first-ever night race in 2008, this central waterfront street circuit quickly became known for dramatic, tightly contested events and continual safety and layout evolution. In 2010 Fernando Alonso beat Sebastian Vettel by just 0.293 seconds — the smallest winning margin there to date — and in 2018 Lewis Hamilton secured pole with a 1:36.015 lap before going on to win. Following driver feedback, the notorious “Singapore Sling” chicane was removed in 2013 and replaced with a simpler, faster left-hand turn. The track has also seen alarming incidents, notably a 2015 spectator trespass when two cars passed at almost 290 km/h and the intruder was later arrested, prompting further attention to marshal and spectator safety; by 2019 drivers were required to wear biometric gloves that transmit vital signs to medical teams in the event of a crash." - Delle Chan

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Marina Bay Street Circuit Pit Building

Job van Z.

Google
An iconic location for any F1 fan. Visiting the Pit Building outside of race season is a unique experience. It's surprisingly peaceful, and you can really appreciate the scale of the operation. Walking along the pit lane where all the action happens on race weekend is surreal. The architecture is modern and impressive, offering fantastic views of the Singapore skyline and the track itself. It’s clean, well-maintained, and a great spot for photos. Even without the roar of the engines, you can feel the energy of the place. A must-see for motorsport enthusiasts visiting Singapore!

Dzikrina N A.

Google
A must-see for F1 fans! Located near Marina Bay, this area comes alive during race season. You can walk around the circuit, see the pit building, and imagine the high-speed action. It’s easily accessible without a ticket. I came here for a run, and many people did the same. The nearest MRT station is Promenade (CC4/DT15), and you can also stop at the bus stop Opp The Ritz-Carlton, then walk about five minutes to the pit area. A great photo spot is right in front of the Singapore GP signage, definitely worth stopping for a picture!

Prashant C.

Google
It is a very picturesque circuit to watch from the Singapore eye or the Marina Bay sands top floor, especially when lit in the evening. During Formula racing it packed with crowds with lots of fun & frolic.

Nazer A.

Google
If you want to get to the start/finish line & pit lane, go to the riverside under the bridge and follow it along until you notice the track. We tried to go through the Singapore Flyer Ferris Wheel but you'll find yourself on the wrong side of the paddock where there are some security guards. Don't worry, it's completely fine and legal to go to the track as it is technically a street. This was a very cool experience and great for photo opportunities with each drivers' pit garage. You cannot drive into this area be aware.

Marcos O. D.

Google
Best part about this is an urban circuit therefore open to the public, if you’re not a f1 fan you should skip this but excuse me I had so much fun walking through the track where a weekend a year the race kings make a huge event

HANS X.

Google
The Marina Bay Street Circuit is a temporary street circuit located in the Marina Bay area of ​​Singapore. It is specially designed for the annual evening Singapore Grand Prix. The unique feature is that the entire race is lit up at night, making it the first night race venue in F1. ⸻ 📐 Basic information • Track length: The current version is about 4.94km (19 turns), and the previous version was 5.06km (23 turns). • Number of turns: There are currently 19 turns. Due to the reconstruction of the Marina Bay Floating Platform (NSSquare), the original 16-19 turns will be merged into a long straight line from 2023. • Track direction: Counterclockwise. • First event: Opened on August 31, 2008, it was the 800th F1 World Championship. • FIA certification: Grade 1. ⸻ 🏁 Race and Records • Lap and distance: generally 62 laps, 61 laps from 2009–2019, distance about 305–309km . • Lap record: • Fastest lap time of a car under the current configuration: Daniel Ricciardo ran 1:34.486 in the race in 2024 . • Night race challenge: • Drivers drive in wet, hot and uneven roads, which is extremely physically demanding, and can lose about 3kg of weight in a single race . • F1 teams usually use two sets of DRS zones for strategic operations. ⸻ 🚦 Features and highlights of watching the race • Brilliant landmarks: The track passes by the Marina Bay Ferris Wheel, Parliament Building, Floating Platform (Grandstand) and Esplanade along the way, with a magnificent night view, just like Monaco . • Compact track: dense curves, overtaking is not easy, the first turn (Turn 1 grandstand) and the finish arc are classic positions . • Viewing facilities: multiple stands (such as Padang, Bay, Turn 1) are set up every year to provide different perspectives. In addition, post-race concerts and seaside nightlife are not to be missed . ⸻ 🔄 Track layout evolution Period Length (km) Number of turns Change explanation 2008–2012 ~5.073 23 Original track, including many turns in the bay 2013–2014 ~5.061 23 Removed the "Singapore Sling" double turn device  2015–2017 ~5.065 23 Modified 11–13 places to improve smoothness () 2018–2019, 2022 ~5.063 23 Fine-tuned 16–17 turns () 2023–Present ~4.94 19 16–19 turns were integrated into a straight line to match the NS Square reconstruction. ⸻ 🎟️ Tips for watching the race at the seaside • Best stands: Turn 1 starting line and Padang offer many landmarks; there are a variety of entertainment activities next to the Bay stand . • Convenient transportation: close to Esplanade, City Hall, and Marina Bay MRT, easy to reach . • Activities accompanying the track area: There are race-themed markets, concerts, and art programs around the track. The night lights are matched with the city's depth of field, which is a rich and multifaceted immersive experience.

Ken M.

Google
Loved it. Incredibly well organised event, delivered by amazing,professional and friendly staff.

Maria G.

Google
as an f1 fan, this is definitely the highlight of my Singapore trip! you shouldn't miss this when you are in SG if you are a fan. the pitlane is open to the public, you just need go from the back of the singapore flyer. theres a little path/walkway there going to the pitlane garages. really really made my fangirl heart happy 🥹 will hopefully comeback with the 2025 lineup and in the day hehe