It\u2019s time for Formula 1\u2019s original night race to return, and make sure to follow all the F1 live action at the Singapore Grand Prix with PlanetF1.com.<\/p>\n
And you can follow all the action with our live blogs from every session across the weekend, plus our live timing page<\/a>.<\/p>\n F1 live timing: Follow all the action from the Singapore Grand Prix<\/p>\n The drivers\u2019 training all year round is based on one key target: making them physically capable of completing the Singapore Grand Prix.<\/p>\n Such is the heat and humidity there \u2013 even at night \u2013 that the Formula 1 field is pushed to its physical and mental limits throughout the most gruelling race on the calendar, losing significant amounts of weight through the race in sweat alone.<\/p>\n There has been no shortage of drama at the Marina Bay Circuit over the years, either, with Carlos Sainz using all his nous to navigate a tough night to win for Ferrari in 2023, while Max Verstappen had a coming-together with Kimi Raikkonen and Sebastian Vettel at the start in 2017.<\/p>\n More key information ahead of the Singapore Grand Prix<\/p>\n \ud83d\udc49\u00a0The seven F1 race tracks Max Verstappen has never won at<\/a><\/p>\n \ud83d\udc49 F1 2026 driver line-up: Which drivers are already confirmed for 2026?<\/a><\/p>\n On Verstappen specifically, he has yet to win the Singapore Grand Prix \u2013 the only track on the entire current calendar where he has not stood on the top step of the podium.<\/p>\n He still sits 69 points off top spot in the standings with seven rounds and three Sprints to go, but if he is able to win a third race in a row at an entirely different circuit to Baku and Monza, we might start to think he has a chance of reeling in the McLaren duo of Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris.<\/p>\n Be sure to keep across our live timing page<\/a> throughout every session at Marina Bay, and you can also refresh your memory of the Drivers\u2019 and Constructors\u2019 standings<\/a> to see the ramifications of the on-track action this weekend.<\/p>\n F1 schedule: What are the F1 session times for the Singapore Grand Prix?<\/p>\n Friday 3 October<\/p>\n FP1: 5.30pm-6.30pm [10.30am-11.30am BST] Saturday 4 October<\/p>\n FP3: 5.30pm-6.30pm [10.30am-11.30am BST] Sunday 5 October<\/p>\n Grand Prix: 8pm [1pm BST] [62 laps]<\/p>\n
FP2: 9pm-10pm [2pm-3pm BST]<\/p>\n
Qualifying: 9pm-10pm [2pm-3pm BST]<\/p>\n