Grand Prix Season Singapore (GPSS) returns from 26 September to 5 October 2025 with city-wide lifestyle events complementing the Formula 1 Singapore Airlines Singapore Grand Prix.
This year, GPSS introduces 16 new programme partners, including homegrown names New Bahru and Love, Bonito, alongside global brands Moët & Chandon, Adidas, and Glenfiddich. Returning partners include LEGO, TAG Heuer, and 1-Group.
Headliner events will take place across the city. Jam Off at Sentosa will feature concerts by Asian stars Rain, Ekin Cheng and Hins Cheung, while Marina Central’s GrooveDriver Festival will host international acts such as Henry Moodie and GEMINI. Clarke Quay’s Hit the Apex will present Music Matters Live, showcasing 40 artistes from 17 countries, and Plaza Singapura will debut PERFORMA, a premium retail and fitness gallery.
“As we mark the 16th edition of Grand Prix Season Singapore in this milestone SG60 year, we have brought together an exceptional line-up of partners,” said Lilian Chee, director, sports, Singapore Tourism Board. “The Grand Prix Season Singapore promises to create memorable moments for all, reinforcing Singapore's position as a leading lifestyle destination."
According to Sojern, demand for travel to Singapore during the race period is already strong, with bookings running 4% higher year-on-year. Arrivals begin to climb from 26 September, peaking on 2 October. Short-haul markets are the main driver in 2025, with Australia, South Korea, China, and Taiwan among the top five origin markets, while the United Kingdom remains the largest contributor from Europe. North American visitors tend to arrive earlier than other regions, while most travellers plan three- to six-night stays. There’s also a shift in traveller profile, with family groups rising to 19% of bookings, up from 13% last year.