The Singapore Grand Prix is a motor racing event which forms part of the Formula One World Championship. The event takes place on the Marina Bay Street Circuit and was the inaugural night race and first street circuit in

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designed for

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races. The original Singapore Grand Prix was held at Thomson Road from 1966 to 1973, before returning to the calendar in 2008 at Marina Bay.

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won the inaugural

edition of the renewed Grand Prix, driving for the

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team amid controversial circumstances, when it emerged a year later that his teammate Nelson Piquet Jr. had been ordered to crash on purpose by senior team management to bring out the

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at a time chosen to benefit Alonso. The race itself was also notable for being the 800th Formula One World Championship race since its inception in 1950, and the first ever

race held at night. Since its inception, Marina Bay has been known for featuring at least one safety car in every race edition, with the exception of the

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race, with a total of 24 safety car deployments. The Singapore Grand Prix has been considered to be one of the most challenging and unique tracks on the Formula One calendar.

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has the most wins on the track, with five Singapore Grand Prix victories. In 2022, a contract extension was announced which will put the race on the Formula One calendar until at least 2028.

History

Formula Libre

First organised in 1961, the race was initially known as the ''Orient Year Grand Prix'', located at the Thomson Road Grand Prix circuit. It was renamed to the Singapore Grand Prix in 1966, shortly after Singapore became a sovereign country in 1965. The event was discontinued after 1973 and a variety of reasons have been suggested, including an increase in traffic, the very high danger and unsuitability of the track for racing, the inconvenience of having to close roads for the event and fatal accidents during the 1972 and 1973 races.

Formula One

Announced in 2008, an agreement for a five-year deal was signed by Singapore GP Pte Ltd, the

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and

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. In November 2007, it was announced that the

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company

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would be the title sponsor of the event. The official name of the event became the Formula 1 SingTel Singapore Grand Prix. The race was co-funded by the

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, footing 60% of the total bill, or S$90 million, out of a total tab of S$150 million. Around 110,000 tickets were made available for the country's first Formula One race. Corporate hospitality suites and packages went on sale at the end November 2007, three-day passes to the public went on sale in February 2008. Single-day passes went on sale a month later. The event went on to achieve a full sell-out for all of its tickets. The 2008 race hosted the Amber Lounge after-party and in 2010, Singapore became the second location to host the Amber Lounge Fashion show.

2008

The first race held at the new Marina Bay Street Circuit was the 15th round of the 2008 FIA

World Championship, and was also the first night-time event in

history. The timing of the night event also meant that it could be broadcast live at a convenient time for TV audiences outside of the Asia-Pacific. The track was also illuminated by a series of projectors which adapt their output to match the shape of the course. On track,

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was the first man to sit on the Singapore pole in his Ferrari, and dominated the race until he was released early at a pit stop, breaking his fuel rig and dropping him to last place. The race was won by

driving for the

team, though that result has since been tarnished by

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. Renault were found to have ordered Nelson Piquet Jr. to crash, as the ensuing safety car would strongly benefit Alonso. *

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(

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) – 1:44.801 (174.055 km/h) * Race winner:

(

) – 1:57:16.304 (61 laps) * Fastest lap: Kimi Räikkönen (

) – 1:45.599 (172.740 km/h)

2009

For the 2009 race, the circuit was reprofiled slightly, including modifications to turns 1, 2 and 3 to aid overtaking, and also at turn 10 where high kerbs caused many accidents in

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driver and reigning World Champion

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took pole position and sprinted away to win. Timo Glock finished second for

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, and

was third in the first race for Renault after they received a suspended disqualification from the sport for manipulating the previous year's race. *

(

) – 1:47.891 (169.270 km/h) * Race winner:

(

) – 1:56:06.337 (61 laps) * Fastest lap:

(

) – 1:48.240 (168.725 km/h)

2010

became the first man to win twice in Singapore. Now at Ferrari, he took pole and resisted

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on his way to the 25th victory of his F1 career.

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, making his F1 comeback in

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, struggled in his Mercedes and was 13th, while

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leapt from his burning

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, borrowed a fire extinguisher and put the fire out himself. *

(

) – 1:45.390 (173.287 km/h) * Race winner:

(

) – 1:57:53.579 (61 laps) * Fastest lap:

(

) – 1:47.976 (169.137 km/h)

2011

, an eight-time winner in 2011 before Marina Bay, led the drivers' championship by over 100 points. He won the race from his 11th pole of the season. Vettel, Button, Webber, Alonso and Hamilton filled the top five places.

again struggled as he slammed into the

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. *

(

) – 1:44.381 (174.962 km/h) * Race winner:

(

) – 1:59:06.757 (61 laps) * Fastest lap:

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(

) – 1:48.454 (168.392 km/h)

2012

On 22 September 2012, the AP reported that Bernie Ecclestone and the Singapore Grand Prix had agreed that the Grand Prix would remain on the Formula One calendar until 2017.

claimed his fifth pole of the season for

and his second in Singapore. A surprise visitor to the front row alongside him was the Williams of Pastor Maldonado, but it was

's Red Bull that inherited the race lead when Hamilton pulled out with gearbox problems. Vettel then dedicated his 23rd Grand Prix win to Sid Watkins, who had died shortly before the race. *

(

) – 1:46.362 (171.704 km/h) * Race winner:

(

) – 2:00:26.144 (59 laps) * Fastest lap:

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(

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) – 1:51.033 (164.480 km/h)

2013

For the 2013 race, it was announced that the 10th turn of the track, the "Singapore Sling" chicane, would be reconfigured so the cars would have to navigate a flowing left-hander before accelerating towards the Anderson Bridge.

took his third successive win in Singapore with

and the 33rd of his career as a fourth straight title also loomed. He did it from his second Singapore pole, recovering from the surprise of seeing

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's Mercedes briefly ahead at race start to take victory by over half a minute.

was on the podium yet again before stopping his Ferrari to pick up Mark Webber, whose Red Bull was in flames at Turn 7. *

(

) – 1:42.841 (177.302 km/h) * Race winner:

(

) – 1:59:13.132 (61 laps) * Fastest lap:

(

) – 1:48.574 (167.574 km/h)

2014

On 15 April 2014, it was announced that

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would sponsor the Singapore Grand Prix, starting from that year. F1's new-generation turbo-charged, hybrid-powered cars brought a new look to the track, ending the reign of the 2.4-litre power unit, but a controversial ban on radio communications dominated pre-race proceedings. Mercedes's

sailed to his seventh win of the year, becoming Singapore's third multiple winner in the process as teammate

retired with technical problems.

, bound for

in 2015, finished second ahead of new

partner Daniel Ricciardo. *

( Mercedes) – 1:45.681 (172.538 km/h) * Race winner:

( Mercedes) – 2:00:04.795 (60 laps) * Fastest lap:

( Mercedes) – 1:50.417 (165.137 km/h)

2015

arrived in Singapore one pole position shy of his idol

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's record run of eight in a row. Another win would also put Hamilton on 41 – the same number as Senna.

took his first Ferrari pole, then made it four wins at Marina Bay as Hamilton retired with a loss of electrical power just after half-distance. Daniel Ricciardo split the two

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in second place, while

rookie

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shouted 'No!' when told to move over for Toro Rosso teammate Carlos Sainz. During the

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race a spectator entered the track on the straight after Anderson Bridge, as leaders

and Daniel Ricciardo sped by. He climbed over the fencing when the safety car was deployed. Eventual race winner Vettel described the man as 'crazy' in his post-race interview. The 27-year-old man was arrested by Singapore police after the incident. CCTV footage showed he had sneaked through a gap in the fencing. *

(

) – 1:43.885 (175.521 km/h) * Race winner:

(

) – 2:01:22.118 (61 laps) * Fastest lap: Daniel Ricciardo (

) – 1:50.041 (165.701 km/h)

2016

was making his 200th Grand Prix start. He was locked in a two-man tussle for the title with Mercedes teammate

. Rosberg took pole position, and held off Daniel Ricciardo to win while Hamilton finished third. Rosberg went on to win the title. *

( Mercedes) – 1:42.584 (177.747 km/h) * Race winner:

( Mercedes) – 1:55:48.950 (61 laps) * Fastest lap: Daniel Ricciardo (

) – 1:47.187 (170.113 km/h)

2017

On 19 June 2017, the FIA's World Motor Sport Council in Geneva released its provisional 2018 calendar, in which the Singapore Grand Prix was given a tentative date of 16 September. At the time, the race (as well as the Chinese Grand Prix in Shanghai) were subject to confirmation by the commercial rights holders. On the eve of the 2017 race, the track and F1 announced an extension for the race through 2021. This race was a critical event in the season as polesitter and title contender, Sebastian Vettel, was involved in a first corner collision with Ferrari teammate Kimi Räikkönen and Red Bull's

, which led to the retirement of all three drivers. Vettel's title rival, Mercedes's

, took full advantage and won the race from 5th on the grid to extend his championship lead over Vettel from 3 points to 28. *

(

) – 1:39.491 (183.272 km/h) * Race winner:

( Mercedes) – 2:03:23.544 (58 laps) * Fastest lap:

( Mercedes) – 1:45.008 (173.643 km/h)

2018

After a disappointing weekend in

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arrived in Singapore with high hopes of a victory. However,

took pole position, ahead of

and the Ferrari of Vettel. At the start, the two Racing Point Force India drivers,

and

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had an incident which resulted in Ocon retiring. Vettel overtook Verstappen right before the Safety Car was deployed. Vettel was the first of the front runners to pit, on lap 15. He was put on ultrasoft tyres, while most other people who pitted during that time went for the softs. He exited behind Pérez but overtook him a lap later. Verstappen pitted for soft tyres on lap 18, and exited just in front of Vettel. Vettel, being on the higher wear ultrasofts, did not attack in order to make it to the end. On lap 34, Pérez had a clash with Sergey Sirotkin which resulted in him getting a drive-through penalty. Sirotkin himself got a 5-second time penalty after forcing

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off the track. Later on in the race, he was battling with Romain Grosjean as Hamilton and Verstappen approached to lap them. Instead of letting the leaders pass, Grosjean continued to attack Sirotkin which allowed Verstappen to close the gap to Hamilton and nearly overtake him. The Frenchman was handed a 5-second penalty and 2 penalty points on his licence. In the end Hamilton won, with Verstappen second and Vettel third, increasing his championship lead over the German to 40 points. *

( Mercedes) – 1:36.015 (189.832 km/h) * Race winner:

( Mercedes) – 1:51:11.611 (61 laps) * Fastest lap:

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( Haas) – 1:41.905 (178.860 km/h)

2019

Coming off a second consecutive victory for Ferrari under rising star

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, Ferrari was on course to continue their rise in form; after an early trip back to pit lane during FP1, Leclerc powered through to take pole position ahead of Lewis Hamilton and Sebastian Vettel. After making a pit stop, Leclerc lost the lead to his teammate Vettel and eventually Hamilton, who had gambled on an extended running time on the soft tyres and later came out behind both Ferrari drivers. For a brief moment, Antonio Giovinazzi led the race for the Alfa Romeo-Sauber team before being overtaken four laps later by Vettel. After Giovinazzi was passed by faster cars, three safety cars were called for the retirements of George Russell,

and Kimi Räikkönen. Ultimately, the podium consisted of Sebastian Vettel, who took his last career race win, Charles Leclerc and Max Verstappen. This was Ferrari's first 1–2 finish since the 2017 Hungarian Grand Prix. *

(

) – 1:36.217 (189.434 km/h) * Race winner:

(

) – 1:58:33.667 (61 laps) * Fastest lap:

( Haas) – 1:42.301 (178.168 km/h)

2020–2021

Both the 2020 and 2021 iterations of the event were cancelled due to the global

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and the resulting travel restrictions then-imposed by the Government of Singapore, on arriving foreign tourists.

2022

On 27 January 2022, the Singapore Grand Prix's contract was extended up to 2028. *

(

) – 1:49.412 (166.588 km/h) * Race winner:

(

) – 2:02:20.238 (59 laps) * Fastest lap: George Russell ( Mercedes) – 1:46.458 (171.211 km/h)

2023

The Grand Prix had major changes in the layout, with turns 16–19 removed to facilitate the construction of NS Square. Instead, there was a new flat-out section until turn 16, former turn 20, with number of laps increased from 61 to 62 and lap times decreased by approximately ten seconds. Race distance was expected to be covered by an hour and a half unlike previous editions usually lasting until the two hours time limit. *

: Carlos Sainz Jr. (

) – 1:30.984 (195.462 km/h) * Race winner: Carlos Sainz Jr. (

) – 1:46:37.418 (62 laps) * Fastest lap:

( Mercedes) – 1:35.867 (185.507 km/h)

2024

The Grand Prix had a fourth DRS zone added to the circuit between turns 14 and 16 to increase overtaking, making it the second track in

history, along with the Albert Park Circuit, to feature as many as four DRS zones.

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took pole position and won the race as he led every lap. He missed out on a first career grand slam as Daniel Ricciardo took the fastest lap of the race.

finished in second and

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rounded off the podium. George Russell came fourth for Mercedes, while

recovered to fifth for

finished in sixth place as he started on a different tyre strategy. Carlos Sainz Jr. took seventh place as he started in tenth place after crashing in qualifying.

and

rounded off the scoring positions. It was the fastest Singapore Grand Prix, as well as the first not to feature at least one

. *

(

) – 1:29.525 (198.648 km/h) All Time Lap Record * Race winner:

(

) – 1:40:52.571 (62 laps) * Fastest lap: Daniel Ricciardo ( RB) – 1:34.486 (188.218 km/h) Official Lap Record

Track description

Although the track has seen some minor changes as seen above, the basic layout has in many aspects remained unchanged. It is a twisty circuit that is the slowest in Formula One running at normal race distance above , which combined with its features of proximity to walls leads to frequent safety cars, further extending the running to nearing the race time limit of two hours. The race tests the limits for both drivers and cars. It has some 90-degree turns, but with a high degree of variability, featuring technical sections and quick direction changes. Overtaking is primarily done at the end of the first sector, where top speeds are at their highest. Runoff areas exist at the end of the long straights, but are short by Formula One standards. At most parts of the track, cars run very close to the walls. In general, victory is dependent on a drivers' experience and skills. The Singapore Grand Prix has been frequently described by drivers as being the “toughest race of the

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calendar”; the endurance of drivers is heavily strained due to various factors such as high heat, high humidity, high amount of sweat and bodily fluid loss, high number of corners (19 in total), little margin for error (due to the lack of run-off area within a street circuit) and race finishes always completing near to the 2-hour allocated time limit (with 4 races being time-limited, instead of completing the allotted laps).

Attendance

Winners

Repeat winners (drivers)

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Repeat winners (constructors)

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Repeat winners (engine manufacturers)

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By year

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Track layouts

File:Singapore street circuit 2008.svg, Original circuit (2008–2012) File:Singapore street circuit v3.svg, Revised circuit with the Singapore Sling chicane at turn 10 removed (2013–2014) File:Marina bay circuit.svg, Revised circuit with re-profiled turns 11–13 (2015–2017) File:Marina bay circuit.svg, Revised circuit with re-profiled turns 16–17 (2018–2019, 2022) File:Marina Bay circuit 2023.svg, Revised circuit with new straight between turns 15–16 (2023–present)

Notes

References

External links

Singapore Grand Prix Official Website
{{Formula One races National Grands Prix Events in Singapore Motorsport in Singapore Recurring sporting events established in 1966 1966 establishments in Singapore