Singapore Grand Prix: Racing Under the Lights
Thursday 02 October 2025
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The Formula 1 season moves to Singapore, home of one of the most demanding races on the calendar. Known for its dazzling skyline, electric atmosphere, and unique night-time setting, the Singapore Grand Prix is a highlight of the year.
In 2008, Singapore made history by hosting Formula 1’s first-ever night race. Since then, the Marina Bay Street Circuit has become an iconic stop in the championship, offering fans breathtaking views and unforgettable racing moments under the floodlights.
A Tough Test
The Marina Bay layout is among the most challenging in Formula 1. With 19 corners, tight walls, and bumpy city streets, the margin for error is slim. Strategy, precision, and absolute focus are crucial for success on this unforgiving track.
Endurance at Its Peak
Beyond its technical difficulty, Singapore is a race of extreme physical endurance. Drivers face high humidity and soaring temperatures, often losing body weight over the course of the Grand Prix. It is one of the ultimate tests of strength, resilience, and determination in the sport.
More Than Just a Race
Singapore is not only about racing. Each September, the city transforms into a global festival of sport and style, with rooftop bars, live music, and the glowing skyline setting the stage for a weekend of excitement and celebration.
Passion Meets Progress
As Scuderia Ferrari HP’s premium partner, UniCredit shares the same values of determination, pursuit of precision and excellence that are key when competing in the Singapore Grand Prix. While this race brings together speed and spectacle, we remain committed to empowering communities to progress across Europe and beyond.