The 2024 Formula 1 Singapore Airlines Singapore Grand Prix will bring exciting races but also significant road closures. F1 Singapore road closures in the Marina Centre and Padang area will take place over seven days, from 18 to 24 September 2025. Visitors, including Grand Prix Singapore attendees, should prepare for these closures as they move around the city during the race week and encouraged to take public transport during this period.

Be it attending the F1 Singapore 2025 or just commuting through the city, planning ahead is crucial to avoid delays. Here is your guide to F1 Singapore 2025 Road Closure:

The road closures will primarily affect the Marina Centre and Padang areas, which are central to the Formula 1 Singapore Grand Prix circuit. While these roads will be inaccessible for most of the week, certain corridors will reopen during specific hours on four out of the seven days to ease peak-hour traffic flow.

The road closures during F1 Singapore 2025 will begin at 12:01 AM on September 18 and end by 5:30 AM on September 24, which are essential for the preparation and safe execution of the event. If you’re planning to drive around Marina Centre and Padang areas during this time, it’s crucial to be aware of these changes and consider alternative routes.

For those needing to access the Marina Centre area, alternative routes will be available during selected hours on all seven days of the closure period. Motorists are encouraged to plan their journeys ahead of time and follow the directional signs posted around the affected areas.

To check the live road closure map or plan your journeys, please refer to the Road Access and Public Transport Guide here for more information. Police officers will also be stationed along the roads to manage traffic and assist drivers.

You can use these alternative routes which will be temporarily opened at selected hours during weekdays:

As the Formula 1 Singapore Airlines Singapore Grand Prix 2025 takes place on a street circuit, heavy traffic is anticipated around the Circuit Park. During race days from September 20 to 22, train services will be extended, with City Hall MRT station remaining operational until 12:30 AM on September 20 and 21, and until 12:45 AM on September 22. This makes public transport the easiest and most reliable way to get around the city during the event.

When planning your route to the grandstand, consider the nearest gate and your chosen mode of transport—whether it’s MRT, shuttle bus, taxi, or private hire car. Most gates are within walking distance of an MRT station, and your ticket will indicate the recommended gates. Allow extra time for your journey to the Marina Bay Street Circuit.

Note that City Hall MRT station will extend its operating hours until 12:30 AM on September 20 and 21 and until 12:45 AM on September 22, 2025.

Note: This gate is for authorised personnel and Formula One Paddock Club™, Sky Suite, Twenty3, The Green Room, and Lounge @ Turn 3 Hospitality ticketholders.

To determine the most efficient route to your destination, including fare estimates and travel times, utilise LTA's journey planner. For easy access to train schedules, station exits, public bus routes, and real-time bus arrival updates, download the MyTransport app (available on iOS and Android) provided by the official Land Transport Authority (LTA). These Transport Tools will also help you find information on bus routes, train hours, and cycling routes.

(September 17-23, 2025)

Between September 17 and 23, some bus services will skip certain stops due to the Formula One Singapore Grand Prix 2025. A total of 20 SBS Transit bus services will be affected by road and bus stop closures. Commuters are advised to check local transport services for updated routes and plan their trips accordingly. For more details, click here.

Due to these closures, the following bus services will skip certain stops along their routes: 10, 10e, 14, 14e, 16/16M, 56, 57, 70/70M, 100, 107/107M, 111, 130, 131, 133, 195, 196, 196e, 652, 660, and 850E. The affected areas include Nicoll Highway, Beach Road, Collyer Quay, and the Marina Centre area.

Service 195 will temporarily change its starting and ending points, operating from Kampong Bahru Terminal instead of Marina Centre Terminal from September 18 to 23. It will stop at 13 locations along Kampong Bahru Road, Eu Tong Sen Street, New Bridge Road, and Spooner Road, while missing seven stops on its usual route, including Raffles Avenue, North Bridge Road, North Boat Quay, Parliament Place, and Raffles Boulevard.

Bus arrival timings for these 20 services will be unavailable on SBS Transit's mobile app and website during this period. Commuters are advised to plan their journeys in advance and expect possible delays.

You can pay for public transport using contactless credit or debit cards and the Singapore Tourist Pass. Be aware that admin fees may apply to foreign-issued bank cards. For more details on payment options, click here.

Here are your payment options for public transport:

Please note that foreign-issued bank cards may incur administrative fees. For more details on payment options, visit this link.

To plan your journey better, you are also encouraged to check the updated Circuit Park map for your visit. We also recommend reviewing the general race guide to enhance your experience of F1 2025 Singapore. To ensure a smooth visit, consider booking your F1 Singapore tickets, flights, and accommodations in advance through platforms like Traveloka, which also offers deals on nearby attractions.