All Access 2.0 runs from 26 June to 26 July 2026.
The experience takes place at the F1 Pit Building in Singapore.
Visitors can access Race Control for the very first time.
The free behind-the-scenes experience returns to the F1 Pit Building with rare access to Race Control, the podium and more.
Formula 1 fever is shifting up a gear in Singapore. Ahead of the Formula 1 Singapore Grand Prix 2026, Singapore GP is bringing back F1 All Access 2.0 Singapore, an expanded behind-the-scenes experience that offers fans a rare look inside the world of the Marina Bay Street Circuit.
Taking place at the F1 Pit Building from 26 June to 26 July 2026, the free experience will run on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays only. Following the success of its debut edition, which welcomed more than 17,700 visitors, the latest edition is set to go even further behind the curtain.
This year’s biggest addition is access to Race Control for the first time. Often described as the nerve centre of the race, Race Control is where key decisions are made,on-screen, this is a rare chance to see how and every part of the action is monitored in real time. For fans who have watched the Singapore Grand Prix from the grandstands or on screen, this is a rare chance to see where the operation comes together.
Visitors will also be able to step into areas usually reserved for Formula 1 personnel, including the podium and the cool-down room. These are spaces normally seen during race broadcasts, making the experience a must-visit for anyone who wants to understand what happens away from the track.
All Access 2.0 also looks at the scale of planning required to transform Singapore’s city streets into one of the world’s most recognisable racing circuits. Guests can get up close to steel kerbs and TECPRO barriers, offering a closer look at the infrastructure that helps turn the Marina Bay area into a Formula 1 street circuit.
The experience will also feature rarely seen archival footage from past editions of the Singapore Grand Prix, highlighting memorable race moments and the event’s evolution. Elsewhere, visitors can try their hand at sports broadcasting at the beIN SPORTS Asia commentary booth, where they can step into the role of a Formula 1 Kids commentator.
To make the experience even more exciting, visitors will also have the chance to win exclusive tickets to fan-favourite Singapore GP events, including the Thursday Pit Lane Experience and the Formula 1 Exhibition.
F1 All Access 2.0 Singapore takes place from 10am to 8pm, with five sessions available each day. Entry is free, but pre-registration is required as capacity is limited. Registration is open to Singapore residents only.
Where: F1 Pit Building, Marina Bay Street Circuit, 1 Republic Boulevard, Singapore
When: 26 June to 26 July 2026
Contact: https://singaporegp.sg