Welcome to Race Ready. Here you'll find everything you need ahead of travelling and during the 2023 Singapore Grand Prix. Whether this be your first or 51st Grand Prix, we think there is nothing better than live motorsport, and want to ensure you have all the information available at your fingertips to enable you to get the most out of the experience.

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For the full schedule, including special events organised by the circuit and concerts, visit singaporegp.sg. The organisers have stated that timings may be subject to change, so keep an eye out for any announcements.

Singapore is renowned for attracting some of the world's biggest artists to the Grand Prix and this year, among countless other artists, Post Malone and Robbie Williams will be the headline acts.

BY PUBLIC TRANSPORT

Getting to the incredible Marina Bay Circuit is just a walk for those lucky enough to be staying in downtown Singapore. For most visitors to this incredible place, the preferred option is a very clean air-conditioned metro, known as the MRT (Mass Rapid Transport).

It is worth checking what zone of the circuit your ticket is for, then you can check which station is nearest to the gate you need to enter the circuit from. The track has provided a map to locate your ticket.

MRT (Mass Rapid Transport) 

The MRT metro system in the city state of Singapore is very efficient and on race weekends it runs until 1am.

Due to road closures during the Formula 1 Grand Prix, fans are strongly encouraged by organisers to use the public transport system. They also provide a helpful Road Access and Public Transport Guide for racegoers to plan their trip easily.

Single journeys on the metro cost between 1 and 3 SGD, but we recommend paying just 25 SGD (around £15) for a Singapore Tourist Pass to get unlimited travel over the weekend. These can also be bought at the airport.

There are trains that run from Kuala Lumpur in neighbouring Malaysia to Singapore which are surprisingly cheap and take around six hours. Buses also run from Kuala Lumpur to Singapore which are also very cheap (around $20) and take five hours - less time than the train!

Taxi

Like the MRT, Singapore taxis are notoriously clean and air-conditioned with drivers generally not being renowned for trying to overcharge tourists. Taxis can be hailed on the street. A short journey through Singapore should cost up to around 30 SGD (£18). Be aware that the fares increase by 25% during peak times (morning and evening) and by 50% after midnight.

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EMERGENCIES

If you encounter an emergency situation during your trip, you should call the following number:

Ambulance: 995

Police emergency: 999

GOOD TO KNOW

The local currency in Singapore dollar (SGD). The exchange rate is around 1GBP to 1.70SGD. All goods and services are paid in the local currency.

The official languages are English, Singaporean Mandarin, Malay and Tamil.

See the track's full list of prohibited and permitted items here

CUSTOMER SERVICE INFO

If you require assistance during the race weekend, feel free to contact our customer service team who will be on hand to help.

Call: 0208 970 7988

Email: help@motorsporttickets.com

Click here for our FAQs page.

After the race, every fan will receive an invitation to leave a review of our service on Trustpilot. Please use this opportunity to let us know what you thought of our service - let us know what we did well, as well as what we could improve on, to help us provide a better experience for all our customers.

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