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No FOMO: Where to Watch the Singapore Grand Prix Live in Metro Manila This Weekend

  • Posted on Oct 9, 2026Oct 9, 2026
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No FOMO: Where to Watch the Singapore Grand Prix Live in Metro Manila This Weekend

Oct 9, 2026   •   Kyzia Maramara

It’s still race week in Formula 1, with the Singapore Grand Prix at the Marina Bay Street Circuit this weekend to cap off the triple-header. There’s so much to watch for in this race. After his Bahrain Grand Prix victory, will Red Bull driver Max Verstappen finally snag the elusive Singapore win? Who will win the season’s final Sprint Race? Will another driver be bumped from championship contention? So many questions to ask!

 

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For Filipino F1 fans, Singapore is one of the most exciting races to watch live, but you don’t have to fly out to feel the race-day thrill. If you’ve got friends who are just as obsessed with motorsport as you are, why not make a night out of it? From bars with racing simulators to cafés bringing fans together, these watch parties in Metro Manila on October 11, 2026, are perfect for cheering on your favorite drivers and sharing race-day excitement with fellow fans. Here’s where you can catch the Singapore Grand Prix this weekend.

 

Monza Barcade

99 Eulogio Rodriguez Jr. Avenue Pasig Metro Manila

Monza Barcade has more than just good food, bar chow, and drinks to keep you entertained throughout race night. You can also shop for official merchandise and try their sim racing rigs to live out your F1 driver dreams, even just for a few laps. The watch party starts at 6 PM. Make sure to book your spot here.

 

Lights Out Katipunan

RaceLab Esports Hub, Pop Up Katipunan, Quezon City

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If you’ve ever wanted to experience racing beyond watching it on screen, Lights Out Katipunan has something for you. For PHP 650, you’ll get a consumable race pass that includes unlimited use of the sim racing rig, a complimentary bottle of beer or soda, and access to an exclusive private bar for the race. Here’s the catch: Only 30 guests can join, so sign up before slots run out!

 

Monarch Manila

100 OPL Building, C Palanca St., Makati City

 

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Wheel-to-wheel battles on screen, good food on the table, and music from DJs? Sounds like a solid Sunday night plan. Monarch Manila is bringing together motorsport excitement and nightlife for its Singapore Grand Prix watch party. If you haven’t made race-day plans yet, send them a message on social media to reserve your seats.

 

Sunny16 Lab

30 Matino, Diliman, Quezon City

Who says Sunny16 Lab is just for film photography enthusiasts? The creative space also hosts F1 watch parties, and the Singapore Grand Prix is no exception. For PHP 300 per person, you can join the fun with a fully consumable door charge. The watch party starts at 7 PM onwards, but seats are limited, so make sure to message them on social media to reserve yours.

 

Korsa Pitstop Cafe

3rd Floor Ayala Malls Manila Bay, Building A

Here’s another watch party where you can put your racing skills to the test. For PHP 400, Korsa Pitstop Cafe is giving guests a complimentary drink and a 15-minute racing simulator code with no expiration date. Registration is required, so make sure to scan the QR code in their announcement to sign up. Registered guests can enter starting 7 PM, while walk-ins will be accommodated beginning 7:40 PM.

 

Esquire x Spin.ph

Skyline Sports & Social, 4F Century Mall, Makati

Looking for a free watch party? Esquire Philippines and Spin.ph are teaming up to bring F1 fans together for the Singapore Grand Prix. They’ll be streaming everything from the pre-race coverage to the final lap, so you won’t miss a moment of the action. Admission is free, but registration is required, and you’ll need to wait for confirmation before attending. Doors open at 6 PM.

 

K:ITA Cafe Mandaluyong

K:ITA CAFE, Worldwide Corporate Center, Shaw Blvd, Mandaluyong City

Sometimes, all you need for a great race night is a drink, a screen, and friends who get just as excited about F1 as you do. K:ITA Cafe is keeping things simple for its Singapore Grand Prix watch party. Just bring your fellow F1 fans, purchase at least one drink, and settle in to watch the race unfold.

 

Want to watch the Singapore Grand Prix in person next year?

If watching this year’s race on screen only makes you want to experience the real thing, here’s something to look forward to: Tickets for the 2027 Singapore Grand Prix are now on sale, starting at SGD 598.

Whether you’re planning your first F1 trip or hoping to return to the circuit, now’s your chance to start planning that race weekend getaway.

 

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