SINGAPORE: Some roads around the Marina Centre and Padang area will be closed from Sep 13 to Sep 19 for the 2023 Formula 1 Singapore Grand Prix. Affected roads will be progressively clo
Affected roads will be progressively closed from 12.01am on Sep 13 to allow organisers to set up race infrastructure.
This year's night race from Sep 15 to Sep 17 is expected to attract about 250,000 spectators. It will also feature a range of other activities including aMembers of the public are encouraged to use public transport and to plan their journeys ahead of time, added LTA. During the race weekend, motorists can access the Marina Centre area via a single lane along Raffles Boulevard via Nicoll Highway or Temasek Boulevard from 12am to 1pm.Taxis and motorcycles will also be able to use the single-lane access at all times, except when the races are underway.
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