Weather and schedule for the Singapore GP: will it be a head-to-head between the two McLarens, or will Verstappen break through once again?
After the crazy weekend in Baku, Azerbaijan, Formula 1 returns to action two weeks later at Marina Bay. The Singapore track, one of the most spectacular and scenic venues on the calendar, will host the 18th round of the Championship — an event that could already prove decisive in the title fight.
The title battle is hotter than ever: after his unexpected DNF in Baku — one of his very first mistakes in F1 — Oscar Piastri now sees Lando Norris closing in on him in the standings, despite the Briton’s disappointing seventh place finish in Azerbaijan.
Meanwhile, someone who can suddenly smell blood is Max Verstappen. From -94 points behind Piastri, the Dutchman has cut the gap to 69 after his victory in Baku, his second consecutive win following Monza. Who will come out on top this time?
Weather & Schedule for the Singapore GP
In a championship that has so far been a two-way fight, Singapore could well turn it into a three-way battle. Under the Marina Bay floodlights, Formula 1 will race here for the 16th time in history. Below you’ll find the full schedule and weather outlook.
Friday, October 3rd 2025
- 11:30 Fp1– Sky Sport F1
- 15:00 FP2 – Sky Sport F1
Saturday October 4th, 2025
- 11:30 FP3 – Sky Sport F1
- 15:00 Qualifying – Sky Sport F1 (delayed on TV8 at 17:00)
Sunday, October 5th 2025
- 14:00 Race – Sky Sport F1 (delayed on TV8 at 18:30)
As for the weather, expect unpredictability as always in Singapore. Heavy rain showers currently affecting Southeast Asia are forecast to continue until Friday, while Saturday and Sunday should bring mostly cloudy conditions. However, rain chances on race day remain around 50%.
Once again, the weather could play a decisive role — as history at Singapore has often shown. For more updates, check the GPKingdom app: DOWNLOAD IT HERE!
Photo: McLaren, Scuderia Ferrari HP
