RaceFans has reported:

Readers are being asked to rate the 2026 Singapore Grand Prix in a RaceFans poll, with scores ranging from 1 for “Terrible” to 10 for “Perfect.” The poll had 17 voters when the article was published at 14:47 on Oct. 11, 2026.

The survey asks participants to judge the race by how entertaining and exciting they found it, rather than by how their preferred driver or team performed. Readers are also invited to discuss whether the race was one to remember or forget, and to share its highlights and low points in the comments.

RaceFans has surveyed its readers about the races they enjoyed most and least each season since 2008. The website says a free RaceFans account is required to vote; people without one can register or consult information about registering. After the poll closes, its result will appear in place of the voting form.

The poll page also points readers to a vote for the 2026 Singapore Grand Prix Driver of the Weekend and to an in-depth archive of earlier Rate the Race results. Other linked coverage includes the race result and championship points, a report headlined “Verstappen cruises to Singapore Grand Prix victory as Ferrari threat fades,” and a photo gallery of the event.

The page lists further debates and polls about Formula 1. These include whether the series should change its rules to make Virtual Safety Car periods fairer, whether the reduction in penalty points is a positive change, and whether drivers should be allowed to set qualifying times under yellow flags. It also asks which of Andrea Kimi Antonelli’s rivals poses his biggest championship threat this year and where in Europe Formula 1 should race if the final two rounds cannot go ahead.

The article was written by Keith Collantine, who founded RaceFans in 2005 under its original name, F1 Fanatic. A lifelong motor sport fan, he previously worked as a motoring journalist and began running the site full-time in 2010, pursuing his long-held ambition to focus fully on his interest in motor racing. The page offers access to his other posts and to all 2026 Singapore Grand Prix coverage, as well as the wider collection of debates and polls.