Singapore Grand Prix

Formula 1 is heading to the Marina Bay Street Circuit for the final race of a demanding three-week stretch that included stops in Baku, Sepang, and Singapore. Drivers will face 62 laps under the lights in hot and humid conditions. The tight barriers, bumpy street surface, and 19-corner layout demand absolute concentration. Since its debut in 2008 as Formula 1’s first night race, the Singapore Grand Prix has become one of the championship’s most distinctive events.

After Singapore, the championship moves to the Americas for triple-headers in Austin, Mexico City, and São Paulo. The final phase will take Formula 1 to Las Vegas, Qatar, and Abu Dhabi on three consecutive weekends to close the season.

For the flyaway rounds, DHL coordinates a complex multimodal logistics network using road, air, and sea freight. Up to 1,200 tons of high-value freight, including cars, engines, tires, spare parts, broadcast equipment, and hospitality infrastructure, are transported to each race. This makes precise planning essential throughout the final global stretch of the season.