Singapore Grand Prix: Stamford Grandstand Review

Check out the views and learn more about buying tickets for the Stamford grandstand, which is one of the cheapest grandstands on offer at the Singapore Grand Prix

Main Image: View from section A2 of the Stamford grandstand

The 2026 Singapore Grand Prix is scheduled on October 9-11

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Although it is named after Turn 8 (Stamford Corner), the Stamford grandstand doesn’t really offer views of its namesake corner due to the presence of mature trees on the immediate right side of the grandstand. It does, however, offer good views of Turn 7 (Memorial Corner), and the the best seats in this grandstand are in the lower numbered sections closer to this corner. The Stamford grandstand is one of the cheapest grandstands at Marina Bay Street Circuit. Whilst the views here are not great, we’d argue that they are better than the views from the more expensive Connaught and Padang grandstands, which are also in Zone 4. One advantage of the Stamford grandstand is relative proximity to the main Padange stage, where the headline acts perform on race weekend.

Access to Stamford Grandstand

The Stamford grandstand is located in War Memorial Park, close to several shopping malls (Raffles City, City Link, Marina Square, Suntec City). The closest entrance gates for the Stamford grandstand are 3A and 3B (Stamford), see the detailed map below. Two MRT stations are located very close to these entrances gates, Esplanade on the orange Circle Line and City Hall on the green East-West Line and red North-South Line. Both metro stations offer good connections to most corners of the city state. When utilizing Google Maps for navigation, we always recommend checking which exit gate at the metro is best for your actual destination.

Stamford Grandstand Seat Type & Layout

All of the seats in the Stamford grandstand offer individual bucket seats with backs.

As you can see from the seating plan above, the Stamford grandstand is separated into seven sections, A1 to A7. The lower numbered sections are closer to Turn 7 and have better views here than higher numbered sections. The views to the right of this grandstand (towards Turn 8) are blocked by mature trees (see here). This is one of the largest grandstands at Marina Bay Street Circuit, with sections A2-6 having 43 rows of seats. Row numbers begin at row one, lowest and closest to the track. For the best views, above the catch fencing but not too far from the track, rows 20-30 here are best in the Stamford grandstand.

A large TV screen is located opposite the A4-A5 sections of the Stamford grandstand. Whilst views of the screen are best from sections A4-A5, you can still follow the action on this screen from all other sections of the grandstand.

Stamford Grandstand: Section A1

Stamford Grandstand Section A1 Video

Stamford Grandstand: Section A2

Stamford Grandstand Section A2 Video

Stamford Grandstand: Section A3

Stamford Grandstand Section A3 Video

Stamford Grandstand: Section A4

Stamford Grandstand Section A4 Video

Stamford Grandstand: Section A5

Stamford Grandstand Section A5 Video

Stamford Grandstand: Section A6

Stamford Grandstand Section A6 Video

Stamford Grandstand: Section A7

Stamford Grandstand Section A7 Video

2026 Singapore Grand Prix: Stamford Grandstand Ticket Price

A limited number of Super Early Bird and Early Bird tickets were made available for the 2026 Singapore Grand Prix and sold out quickly. General ticket sales begin on November 3, 2025 at 10:00 SGT. 3-day Stamford grandstand tickets were the cheapest offer in the Early Bird sale, priced at $548 SGD ($423 USD). The regular ticket price for 2026 is expected to be around $600 SGD ($463 USD).