Can’t wait to see the F1 cars at a street where the Ferris Wheel is often more exciting than the racing? Or to see the cars looking fast and shiny under the lights? Or maybe we’re about to see the Championship open up with the Red Bulls finding form? Maybe a bit late. But don’t let that stop you enjoying our 2026 Singapore F1 Grand Prix Prix-View answer some of those big questions and more that you didn’t ask for.
The Gurgler’s 2026 Singapore F1 Grand Prix Prix-View brings some thoughts on what the race weekend ahead might bring, rate the chances of a great Grand Prix with our Race Potential Rating, and we throw in more than a few barely interesting stats to sort wheat/chaff.
Essentially a quick summary of what a casual F1 fan needs in the shortest possible time for your convenience.
And if you’re really bored why not read our Half Season Report below or catch up on the last race and more.
READ MORE – HALF SEASON REPORT: 2026 HALF SEASON REPORT
READ MORE – WHAT HAPPENED LAST RACE: 2026 BAHRAIN GP REVIEW
READ MORE – LATEST DRIVER RATINGS: 2026 BAHRAIN GP RATINGS & SEASON STATS
2026 Singapore F1 Grand Prix Prix-view – Race Potential Rating
The Gurgler does like to use some obscure drivers in our Race previews and report, so who better to use than Teo Fabi to determine a race rating system.
So before each race we give a rating out of ten for four key category that are loosely based on each letter of Teo Fabi’s surname. Don’t know who Teo Fabi is, you should.
FAST 5/10
It’s not really that fast, and the lap does seem to drag on a bit, but under the lights and in certain sections, including the last corner, the cars look pretty quick.
ACTION 5/10
It can be, but then sometimes it really isn’t. The modern Mario Kart F1 cars make it hard to pass, and the track surface hasn’t helped in some recent races giving drivers the confidence to go racing too hard. There’s more than enough walls, and some drivers and Lance Stroll ill probably find them, so there’s always that.
BIG HISTORY 3/10
It was the first ever night race, and has done well to still be going and be a prestigious one to win.
INCLEMENT WEATHER 7/10
Weather Channel says there’s a good chance of rain on both Saturday and Sunday with Saturday potentially seeing some afternoon storms.
RACE POTENTIAL RATING 50% – It’s a great visual to see the cars go around at night, and there’s enough speed and walls to tempt drivers into something silly, and the potential for rain and/or storms makes it very interesting. Or if could be dull as, hence the 50-50 rating works.
2026 Singapore F1 Grand Prix Prix-view – Stats Summary
Want to know if your favourite driver for this weekend is a master of the track or the track is a master of them? Here then are some barely interesting facts and stats and visuals to back them up. This history section covers 2001 onwards cover the careers of all active drivers.
- Verstappen is yet to win in Singapore.
- Verstappen hasn’t taken pole position either, with four second place grid slots his best.
- Lance Stroll and Franco Colapinto are the only drivers to have driven in more than one Singapore GP and not made Q3.
- Pole Positions has won the GP 10 times from 15 races. The other winners came from 2nd (1), 3rd (2), 5th (1) and 15th (1).
Driver Stats – Singapore F1 Grand Prix
Team Stats – Singapore F1 Grand Prix
Again these stats are from 2000 onwards.
History Stats – Singapore F1 Grand Prix
History of all F1 races held at the Baku circuit.
Other Stats – Singapore F1 Grand Prix
Below stats from 2000 onwards.
99 = a DNF. Grid position 20 is overstated as that was also used for cars starting in pitlane. Results from all races for long term history and from 2000 from Grid to Race positions. stated.
