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SINGAPORE — The first wave of tickets to this year's Formula One (F1) Singapore Grand Prix (GP) sold out in six hours on Wednesday (April 13), ...

what is this? Asked if he was afraid that his tickets would be voided once they were resold, he said that it would be hard for the organiser to conduct identity checks at the gates with the large crowds present. One such seller who put up tickets for the first and third day of the three-day event spoke to TODAY on the condition of anonymity. A pair of tickets to the Bay grandstand, originally priced at S$596 for two, was being listed at S$800, for instance. Ms Gladys Ng, 26, said that after waiting 2.5 hours in queue online for a pair of tickets at the Bay grandstand near The Float@Marina Bay, she was brought to a web page to select her seats but none were available for the grandstand area she wanted. In the 10-minute window she was given to choose her seats, she figured out that she could open up a new browser window to select seats in another location and eventually managed to score tickets at the Connaught grandstand. After she got the error message, she called the ticketing hotline and was told that she would be sent an online link to pay for the two tickets at the Padang grandstand. SINGAPORE — The first wave of tickets to this year’s Formula One (F1) Singapore Grand Prix (GP) sold out in six hours on Wednesday (April 13), but not without upsetting several fans who had problems with the event’s online ticketing system. In the meantime, she went back to the ticketing site and managed to successfully buy a pair of hospitality package tickets for almost S$3,500, which included meal services and access to an air-conditioned lounge. SINGAPORE — The first wave of tickets to this year’s Formula One (F1) Singapore Grand Prix (GP) sold out in six hours on Wednesday (April 13), but not without upsetting several fans who had problems with the event’s online ticketing system. Singapore GP, the organiser, issued a statement late at night to say that it was “delighted by the incredible response” to the first F1 race in Singapore after a two-year absence due to the Covid-19 pandemic. Singapore GP described the ticket sales as a “roaring success” in its news release, but some fans said that it was one of the worst online ticketing experiences they have had so far with the sporting event.

Catch your favourite drivers at the Marina Bay Street Circuit from September 30 to October 2.

The Singapore GP spokesperson said, "We are working to confirm a fantastic programme that will excite and delight fans at the Marina Bay Street Circuit. The full entertainment line-up will be released as soon as possible. More details will be unveiled in the coming months." The Singapore GP spokesperson also added that there will be some enhanced experiences this year. The event is set to take place at the Marina Bay Street Circuit from September 30 to October 2 after a two-year absence due to the Covid-19 pandemic. "We have had overwhelmingly positive feedback on the Formula 1 Singapore Grand Prix 2022 since the contract renewal announcement in January, with fantastic response in the registration of interest for ticketing. Tickets can be purchased via the official website, the Singapore GP ticketing hotline (+65 6229 7777) or via authorised ticketing partners.

After a two-year hiatus owing to the COVID-19 pandemic, the F1 event is set to hit the track at the Marina Bay Street Circuit again. The price of the tickets ...

In early 2022, the race organiser locked in Singapore as the official Formula 1 Grand Prix host for another seven years while renewing the contract. Ahead of the 2022 Singapore GP, recent Australian Grand Prix winner, Charles Leclerc, who drove for Ferrari, is seen leading the drivers’ standings on 71 points. After a two-year hiatus owing to the COVID-19 pandemic, the F1 event is set to hit the track at the Marina Bay Street Circuit again.

The most affordable non-wheelchair-accessible ticket will set you back $298 Singaporean dollars (just over P11,300), while single-day hospitality packages start ...

The Singapore Grand Prix is easily the most accessible opportunity for Filipino Formula 1 fans to watch a race live. Hopefully, you guys have been saving up. 2022 Formula 1 Singapore Grand Prix ticket details