Spectators at the Bay Grandstand will hear the roar beneath their feet as the cars race past the picturesque waterfront stretch and drive underneath the Bay Grandstand, one of the most unique features of the Singapore track.

Because this section of track requires the drivers to negotiate four angled turns (16 to 19) in quick succession, it has proven to be an Achilles’ heel for many of them. In 2013, Daniel Ricciardo’s Toro Rosso hit the wall on the outside of Turn 18 and retired. The Bay Grandstand is perhaps best known for the notorious 2008 Nelson Piquet Junior incident that took place after Turn 17, in addition to bungled moves a year later by Romain Grosjean at the same location.

Bay Grandstand ticketholders are spoilt for choice when it comes to food and beverage, with outlets at the grandstand’s undercroft as well as at the nearby Esplanade Theatres by the Bay.

Zone Access : 3/4
Cost: Included

Situated on the driver’s left, witness the drivers race towards the notorious Singapore Sling (Turn 10) at speeds up to 275km/h. Top off the action with views of iconic landmarks in the vicinity and fuel up on specially curated local and international cuisine at the nearby Portside Hawkers and Dockside Hawkers whilst revelling in the festival atmosphere.

Zone Access : 4
Cost: + $300.00 per person

Turn 1 spectators will be able to witness up-close the sheer skill of a Formula One™ driver. As the drivers jostle for the best position at Sheares (Turn 1) at the start of the race, spectators will experience the awesome braking power of a Formula One™ car as they negotiate the first corner after reaching speeds of 290km/h along the Pit Straight. Fans here witnessed Felipe Massa’s Ferrari sustain a puncture in the first lap of 2012’s incident-packed race, following a collision with Vitaly Petrov’s Caterham. In 2009, Mark Webber’s Red Bull hit the barriers at Turn 2 as a result of a right front brake failure, ending his race prematurely.

Zone Access : 1/2/3/4
Cost: + $990.00 per person

With a superior vantage view of the first three turns of the track and of the cars exiting the Pit Lane, this is where skilled manoeuvring will keep fans on the edge of their seats. Turn 2 Grandstand patrons get a great view of the oncoming cars as they approach Sheares (Turn 1) from 290km/h. The cars will then negotiate Turn 2 before slowing down to 90km/h at Turn 3. In 2012, fans here witnessed Felipe Massa’s Ferrari sustain a puncture in the first lap, following a collision with Vitaly Petrov’s Caterham. Turn 2 is also where Mark Webber’s Red Bull hit the barriers in 2009 due to a right front brake failure, ending his race prematurely.

Zone Access : 1/2/3/4
Cost: + $990.00 per person

The best vantage views in the house as the Formula 1 night race comes roaring back. Cheer on your favourite team as they line up on the starting grid, and watch the start and end of the race as well as a fiery display of fireworks once the chequered flag is waved. Seated opposite the team garages, Pit Grandstand ticketholders will enjoy sweeping views of the high-octane action on the Pit Straight.

Zone Access : 1/2/3/4
Cost: + $990.00 per person