The 2026 Singapore Grand Prix is bringing something special to Marina Bay, and we've got all the details on how to catch the action. This year's event is shaping up to be massive, featuring F1's first-ever sprint race at the iconic street circuit. Whether you're planning to stream it from home or catch it on traditional broadcast, we've rounded up everything you need to know to watch every session without missing a beat.

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The weekend kicks off with Free Practice 1, where teams get their first proper feel for the challenging Marina Bay layout. Then comes sprint qualifying and the main sprint race itself on Saturday, October 10th. This is the final sprint shootout of the 2026 season, so expect the usual chaos and intensity that comes with racing under the lights at one of F1's most demanding circuits. The weather forecast could play a huge role too, so keep an eye on those updates as the weekend approaches.

Max Verstappen claimed pole position for the sprint with an absolutely stunning lap, while George Russell secured second and Charles Leclerc rounded out the top three on the grid. The sprint itself delivered pure drama, with Verstappen navigating wet conditions brilliantly to take the win ahead of Lewis Hamilton. Hamilton initially caught some heat from the stewards over a yellow flag incident but was eventually cleared, while Kimi Antonelli made the most of George Russell's first-lap crash to edge closer in the championship hunt.

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Sunday's main grand prix qualifying delivered even more fireworks. Verstappen's pole position from the sprint carried through to the full race grid, setting him up perfectly for another shot at glory. The combination of sprint and qualifying had everyone talking about what could happen come race day at this challenging venue.

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Whatever broadcaster you use in your part of the world, make sure you're locked in for the full weekend. From Free Practice through to the chequered flag on Sunday, this Singapore GP is must-watch Formula 1. It's the perfect chance to see why Marina Bay remains one of the most electrifying races on the calendar.

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