Formula 1 will hold its 2026 Singapore Grand Prix this weekend at the Marina Bay street circuit, which will stage its first sprint event. The 4.9-kilometre circuit hosts the final of six sprint events on this year’s calendar. The series is set to increase the number of sprints to 10 in 2027.

The event follows a run of three consecutive grands prix. British viewers can watch Channel 4 highlights of the race weekend, though the source report did not specify the broadcast times. RaceFans published information on watching the event live in the United Kingdom and noted that F1 coverage in the United States is now available on Apple TV.

The report was written by Keith Collantine and appeared with publication times of 7:15 on Oct. 7, 2026, and 21:17 on Oct. 6, 2026. It also directed readers to local session times and support race information for Singapore, and to a RaceFans Google Calendar listing F1 session times for the year and all 2026 race dates.

A related headline attributed to Hamilton said next year’s Singapore sprint race could prevent another “dull” grand prix. The source did not provide further details or identify Hamilton by first name. RaceFans said Collantine, a lifelong motor sport fan and former motoring journalist, established the site in 2005 under the name F1 Fanatic. He began running it full-time in 2010, pursuing his ambition to focus entirely on motor racing.

Based on reporting by RaceFans.