Formula 1 Singapore Grand Prix Information

 

The Formula 1 Singapore Grand Prix is a motor racing event part of the Formula 1 racing events. It is considered one of 

Formula 1’s most challenging and unique tracks, and this year the Grand Prix will be 61 laps of the 5.063 kilometres on Sunday, October 2. The venue of the Grand Prix is the Marina Bay Street Circuit. Moreover, it features an incredible lineup of A-list concerts. It is known for featuring at least one safety car in every car edition, with 21 car deployments as of 2019.

 

It was first organised in 1961, and the race was then called Orient Year Grand Prix. It was later renamed the Singapore Grand Prix in 1966 after Singapore became a sovereign country. But several reasons led it to discontinue after 1973. At that time, it was under the Formula Libre. Finally, in 2008, the Singapore GP Pte Ltd signed an agreement that later led to Singapore’s first formula 1 event in the 15th round of the 2008 FIA Formula 1 Championship. It was the first night-time in Formula 1 history in the same year.

The circuit has a bumpy street surface coupled with humid conditions giving the drivers less to think. The 23 corners work the wheel a lot. It is famous for its Turn 18, which sees the drivers pass underneath a grandstand.

 

 

Formula 1 Singapore Grand Prix schedule

 

Timings are according to the UTC.

 

Date	Sessions	Time
September 30	First Practice Session	15:30 to 16:30
September 30	Second Practice Session	18:30 to 19:00
October 1	Third Practice Session	15:30 to 16:30
October 1	Qualifying Session	18:30 to 19:00
October 2	Grand Prix	17:30 to 19:30

 

 

Formula 1 Singapore Grand Prix history

 

In the given table, events that are not a part of Formula 1 haven’t been considered.

 

Rank	Country	Wins
1	Germany	6
2	United Kingdom	4
3	Spain	2

 

 

Formula 1 Singapore Grand Prix ranking 

 

In the given table, racers who weren’t a part of the Formula 1 events weren’t considered.

 

Driver	Wins	Country
Sebastian Vettel	5	Germany
Lewis Hamilton	4	United Kingdom
Fernando Alonso	2	Spain

 

 

How to watch the Formula 1 Singapore Grand Prix live stream?

 

There are various ways to watch the Singapore Grand Prix 2022 live. You can watch it on There are various ways to watch the Singapore Grand Prix 2022 live. You can watch it on television on multiple channels such as ESPN, and Fox Sports, using the official site of the sport named F1 TV, or subscribe to sports streaming platforms such as Hulu and Fubo TV. But all these methods are paid. Another viable option is using a VPN which is also paid.

The above methods aren’t feasible if you want to watch just a few matches. Moreover, not all TV channels are available in all countries. 

 

Therefore, a better option is to watch on a free website. You can check our website, which will take care of these needs. You will get a free live stream of the Singapore Grand Prix 2022 for free. So catch a glimpse of it and get ready for a speedy saga.