Padang Grandstand: For those seeking the thrill of speed and the hustle and bustle of colonial Singapore, the Padang Grandstand is the ideal spot. Take your seat to the left of the driver and witness the cars tearing out of Turn 9 and hurtling down St Andrew's Road at a tremendous 240km/h.

Pit Grandstand: Get a front-row seat to all the heart-racing excitement on the Pit Straight as drivers speed around the final corner at an exhilarating 200 km/h. Enjoy a clear view of the Pit Lane, starting grid and finish line while you cheer on your favorite racer. When the race ends and the winner is crowned, join in the trackside celebrations to witness the victory firsthand.

Get ready for an unforgettable experience at the Formula 1 Singapore Airlines Singapore Grand Prix 2023! With a 1-Day Pass, you'll have the chance to choose any one of the three days of the event to attend and immerse yourself in the world of high-speed racing.

The Singapore Grand Prix is held annually at the Marina Bay Street Circuit, a 5.065-kilometer track that winds its way through the heart of Singapore's downtown area. With 23 turns and a mix of long straights and tight corners, this circuit is a true challenge for drivers and a thrilling spectacle for fans.

Throughout the event, you'll have the chance to see some of the world's top drivers in action, including Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen. These skilled drivers will push their cars to the limit as they compete for the checkered flag and a place on the podium.

In addition to the races, the Grand Prix weekend features a range of activities and entertainment for fans of all ages. From live music and food stalls to meet-and-greets with drivers and exclusive behind-the-scenes tours, there's something for everyone to enjoy.

Day 1: Sep 15

5:30pm to 6:30pm

Free Practice 1: This is the first opportunity for the drivers to get out on the track and get a feel for the car and the circuit. The session lasts for 60 minutes and all teams are allowed to participate.

9pm to 10pm

Free Practice 2: This is the second practice session of the weekend, and it follows a similar format to the first. It also lasts for 60 minutes and all teams are allowed to participate.

Day 2: Sep 16

5:30pm to 6:30pm

Free Practice 3: This session takes place in the morning and is the last opportunity for teams to fine-tune their car setups before qualifying. It lasts for 60 minutes.

9pm to 10pm

Qualifying: This is the session where drivers compete for pole position on the starting grid. It consists of three parts: Q1, Q2, and Q3. In each part, drivers have a limited amount of time to set their fastest lap. The five slowest drivers in Q1 are eliminated, and the remaining drivers move on to Q2. The five slowest drivers in Q2 are eliminated, and the remaining drivers move on to Q3. The driver who sets the fastest lap in Q3 earns pole position on the grid.

Day 3: Sep 17

8pm onwards

Race Day: This is the main event of the weekend, and it typically takes place in the afternoon. The race distance can vary, but it is usually between 190 and 300 km (120-186 miles). The drivers start the race in the order determined by qualifying, and the first driver to cross the finish line is the winner.