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All About The Upcoming Grand Prix Season Singapore 2024

The Grand Prix Season complements the F1 Singapore Airlines Singapore Grand Prix 2024, drawing in Formula 1 fans worldwide. Visitors can enjoy diverse experiences at various locations, including live music festivals, street art and racing simulators

OT Staff

The Grand Prix Season Singapore (GPSS) is all set to return this September, running from the 13 to 22, offering an exciting array of race-themed lifestyle events throughout the city. A massive draw for Formula 1 (F1) fans worldwide, GPSS enhances the experience of the F1 Singapore Airlines Singapore Grand Prix 2024 by providing visitors with a diverse range of activities across various parts of Singapore.

Ong Ling Lee, Executive Director of Sports and Wellness, Singapore Tourism Board, said, "In its 15th edition, Grand Prix Season Singapore continues to captivate our visitors and locals with ten days of race-themed festivities, heightening the buzz of the race season across Singapore. As a key highlight in Singapore's events calendar, GPSS 2024 showcases the diversity of our attractions, dining, entertainment, and retail offerings, all of which our visitors and locals can relish."

Top Attractions

Groove Driver Festival 2024 at the Singapore Sports Hub in Kallang: This marks the first time there will be ten full days of live music and entertainment for GPSS. The festival features an impressive lineup, including EuroBeats with Vengaboys, Snap!, N-Trance, and Wipeout, an electronic dance party with Aquagen and local DJs. You'll find a throwback night with Johnny Hates Jazz and Tunde from Lighthouse Family. Expect a mix of pop, retro, house music, and performances by local artists like Benjamin Kheng. There will even be a pop-up beach club, automobile displays, and racing simulators for extra fun.

Gran Prix Season Singapore 2024/Representational

Jam Off 2024 at Orchard Road: This cross-cultural extravaganza will transform the Somerset area into a buzzing hub of activities. Look out for performances by artists from Hong Kong, such as PakHo Chau and YT YanTing, as well as Indonesia's rising rapper RAMENGVRL. Street dance battles, food stands, and merchandise pop-ups will be scattered throughout the area, adding to the lively atmosphere.

CQ @ Clarke Quay x Culture Cartel Presents Street Style Speedway at Clarke Quay: Visitors can explore art installations, with local artists turning car wraps into creative masterpieces. At night, projection mapping will light up the cars, while a Speed Tunnel on Read Bridge showcases a futuristic light show. Don't miss the pop-up stores selling race-themed merchandise or the spectacular drone show over the Singapore River.

New for this year are offerings from GPSS partners like Dragonfly Singapore, a bar featuring a special GPSS-exclusive cocktail menu, and Off The Grid by The Southern Depot, which offers unique arts, dining, and entertainment experiences. TRIFECTA Race Club is also introducing a rooftop party series called GrooveTop, with live DJ performances and fun challenges like surfing and snowboarding.

Markus Tan, Regional Director, India, Middle East, South Asia and Africa, Singapore Tourism Board, added, "Singapore has increasingly become a preferred destination for Indian travellers drawn to its dynamic blend of culture, entertainment, and world-class events. The Grand Prix Season Singapore (GPSS) offers an unparalleled experience, combining the thrill of Formula 1 with the vibrancy of our city's nightlife, dining, attractions, and adventures."

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