F1 Road Closures in Singapore: Traffic and Transport Updates for the 2024 Grand Prix
The 2024 Formula 1 Singapore Airlines Singapore Grand Prix is set to take place from September 20 to 22, and as usual, road closures around Marina Centre and the Padang are expected. Road closures will extend until September 24, 2024.
Whether you're a racing enthusiast eager to watch Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen compete, or someone hoping to avoid traffic disruptions, here’s your comprehensive guide to navigating the city during the F1 weekend.
Key Dates for F1 Road Closures in Singapore (2024)
Event Dates:
- Singapore Grand Prix 2024: September 20 to 22
- Road Reopening: Phased reopening begins on September 23, with full accessibility restored by 5:30 AM on September 24.
F1 Road Closures and Diversions (2024)
While many roads around Marina Bay will be closed, here are some key details:
Temporary Reopening on September 20: From 5:30 AM to 10:00 AM, the following routes will be accessible:
- Collyer Quay > St Andrew’s Road > Stamford Road (towards Orchard Road)
- Nicoll Highway > Esplanade Drive/Stamford Road (towards Shenton Way)
Road Reopening After the Race:
Roads will gradually reopen starting September 23, with full accessibility by 5:30 AM on September 24. Specific roads will be temporarily accessible between 5:30 AM and 10:00 AM and again from 5:00 PM to 8:30 PM. These include:
- Nicoll Highway > Esplanade Drive (towards Shenton Way)
- Bras Basah Road > Raffles Blvd > Republic Blvd (towards ECP, Changi Airport)
- Raffles Blvd > Temasek Ave > Bayfront Ave (towards Marina Blvd)
For the latest on road closures, check interactive maps that detail road closures, diversions, and reopening times.
Best Ways to Get Around During the Singapore Grand Prix 2024
To avoid road closures and diversions, your best option is to use public transport during the F1 weekend. Many roads around Marina Centre and the F1 circuit will have diversions, and apps like Google Maps may not reflect these changes in real-time.
For accurate information, use official maps highlighting pedestrian routes from MRT stations to various venues around the race area.