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READY, SET, GO The 2014 Formula 1 Singapore Grand Prix (Sep 19-21) might just be the most exciting time for visitors to this island. This is the night race’s seventh year running, and each year just keeps getting more and more exciting, with huge stars—racers, performers and other celebrities—gracing the event.

But the fun is not just for motorheads. With restaurants, nightspots, shopping malls and even art galleries trying to cash in on the influx of visitors and city-wide party atmosphere, there’s so much going on around the city during this period.

We’ll tell you about all the great sights to see around the track, the most exciting art shows and performances to catch around town, the restaurants offering the best views (and food), the coolest parties to attend—and even where to channel your inner Fernando Alonso. Buckle up!

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START YOUR ENGINES! Why we’re so excited about the race.

W It’s not too late to get tickets. Log on to www. singaporegp.sg, email tickets@singaporegp. sg or call the ticketing hotline at 6738-6738.

Prices start from $68 for a single-day walkabout pass.

ith just five races till the end of the season, the 2014 Formula 1 Singapore Grand Prix is one of the most exciting chapters of this season’s F1 calendar. Those familiar with the auto-racing giant already know what makes the Singapore leg such a high point: it’s the first ever F1 night race in the world, and, up until 2013, it was the only one (Bahrain switched theirs to a night race earlier this year).

Singapore’s Marina Bay Street Circuit is also one of only four street circuits in the world. Not only that, it’s right in the city center, which makes for some very challenging twists and turns—and a particularly intense spectator experience. All this is made possible and safe by Singapore’s advanced technology and faultless engineering, of course.

Though the Grand Prix is undoubtedly the star of the show, there are other races for fans to catch, too. There’s the penultimate race for the Porsche Carrera Cup Asia championship, where you can check out local and regional racers outdo each other on the new Porsche 9111 GT3 Cup race cars. Plus, visitors can catch the Masters Historic Formula One cars—a selection of F1 cars from the 1970s and 1980s, complete with

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TRACK TEAM Stars performing within the Marina Bay Street Circuit.

Don’t miss them!

Mayday Sep 19, 11:10pm (Zone 4) Pet Shop Boys Sep 20, 8pm (Zone 1)

Clockwise from left to right: Fernando Alonso makes a pit stop; post-race fireworks; Fernando Alonso, Christian Horner, Sebastian Vettel and Kimi Raikkonen; the race.

Robbie Williams Sep 20, 10:30pm (Zone 4)

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Ziggy Marley Sep 20, 10pm (Zone 1) Sep 21, 6:30pm (Zone 4) John Legend Sep 21, 6:30pm (Zone 1)

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Jennifer Lopez Sep 21, 10:30pm (Zone 4)

RACE SCHEDULE FRI, SEP 19 Practice 1 6-7:30pm Practice 2 9:30-11pm SAT, SEP 20 Practice 3 6-7pm Qualifying 9-10pm

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era-appropriate livery—as they race under the lights for the very first time in Singapore.

This year, there will be even more trackside entertainment, with three new stages within Circuit Park bringing the total up to nine. New in Zone 1 is the Sail Stage, boasting a tall canopy for theatrical shows by performers and illusionists. Zone 4 has the Coyote Stage for entertainment alongside the Hawker Village (where you can refuel with local food), and the White Bar Stage for live music to accompany drinks at the White Bar.

The first Malaysian driver to race in F1 in 2001, now a TV presenter on Fox Sports Singapore “Mercedes will be favorites going into this race, and I’ll [have my eye on Lewis] Hamilton.”

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RAFFLES’ LANDING SITE Modern-day Singapore’s founder Sir Stamford Raffles is believed to have landed, on January 29 1819, on the northern bank of the Singapore River. The site is sandwiched between the Old Parliament House and the handsome Asian Civilisations Museum, and a polymarble statue of the founding father stands on this site today.

The Civilian War Memorial was built in 1967 in memoriam of the civilians killed during the Japanese Occupation of Singapore from 1942 to 1945. Human remains exhumed from mass graves throughout the island in the 1960s were reburied under the four soaring columns.

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ART NATIONAL MUSEUM OF SINGAPORE—Apart from permanent exhibits about Singapore’s history, the National Museum puts up a timely show titled A Century of Motor Racing in Singapore, featuring the Singapore Grand Prix in the ‘60s and the island’s first Formula 1 race in 2008. Sep 12-21. 93 Stamford Rd., 6332-3659, S(178897), www. nationalmuseum.sg

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THEATER SINGAPORE INTERNATIONAL FESTIVAL OF ARTS This theater extravaganza continues well into the month.

Highlights to catch include the Berliner Ensemble’s Peter Pan (pictured), with music by indie duo CocoRosie, from Sep 11-13. Also, the Wooster Group takes on Shakespeare in a Native American retelling of Cry, Trojans! (Troilus & Cressida) from Sep 18-21.

Various venues, www.sifa.sg. $35-120 from Sistic.

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ART PLURAL GALLERY—This four-story gallery in the heart of the civic district exhibits New York artist Peter Halley’s abstract, modernist paintings. Think colorful, geometric reinterpretations of prison cells and computer chips. Sep 3-Oct 3. 38 Armenian St., 6636-8360, S(179942), www.artpluralgallery. com. Free.

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ICON GALLERY—The race-inspired exhibition Speed stars new works by F1-affiliated artists Nikki Douthwaite and Paul Oz, plus signed F1 memorabilia and upcycled home décor items made from race car parts.

Sep 18-Oct 11. 476 River Valley Rd., 6735-4550, S(248361), www. icongallery.sg. Free.

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SUNDARAM TAGORE GALLERY— Photographer Annie Leibovitz, of Vogue and Vanity Fair fame, exhibits an impressive range of portraits at her solo show at Singapore outpost of the world-famous gallery. Sep 12-Oct 12. 5 Lock Rd., S(108933), 6694-3378, www.sundaramtagore.com. Free.

SINGAPORE ART MUSEUM—The latest interdisciplinary blockbuster show here is Sensorium 360°, where artists from around the region explore the theme of the senses, spanning fields as diverse as neuroscience and cognitive psychology. Each artist’s

gallery is dedicated to one specific sensory experience, and the range of senses covered goes beyond the usual five to include pain, the sixth sense, and even the ability to detect time. Through Oct 19. 71 Bras Basah Rd., 6332-3222, S(189555), www. singaporeartmuseum.sg. $10.

OPERA GALLERY—This year’s instalment of Opera Gallery’s annual A Retrospective Journey blockbuster show features works from the 1900s to present, with big names like Picasso, Chagall, Warhol and Hirst.

Selected sculptures will also be on display along Orchard Road. Sep 19-Oct 19. #04-15 Ion Orchard, 2 Orchard Turn, 6735-2618, S(238801), www.operagallery.com. Free.

ARTSCIENCE MUSEUM—Leibovitz is on show here as well (through Oct 19), but the stunning museum’s latest show is Flux Realities, a showcase of incisive

contemporary photographs from China. Through Nov 2. Marina Bay Sands, 10 Bayfront Ave., 6688-8826, S(018956), www.marinabaysands. com. $6-15 from Sistic.

CENTRE FOR CONTEMPORARY ART

CENTRE FOR CONTEMPORARY ART­—Gillman Barracks’ newest, academically-inclined art space examines the cross-section between theater and visual art in Theatrical Fields, which is devoted to video works by artists like Judith Barry and Isaac Julien. Through Nov 2. 43 Malan Rd., S(109443), 6684-0998, www.gillmanbarracks.com/cca. Free.

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SHOPPING REV-UP @ ORCHARD­­—Shop up a storm with special discounts and rewards at this annual F1themed affair along Orchard Road.

Participating malls include Forum The Shopping Mall, Mandarin Gallery, Paragon, TANGS Orchard and Wheelock Place. Sep 12-22. Orchard Rd., www.orchardroad.org.

HUBLOT POP-UP STORE—This pop-up store and exhibition is a retrospective look at the watch label’s history, engineering innovations and use of unique materials through its timepieces. Sep 16-22. Paragon Shopping Centre, 290 Orchard Rd., S(238859), www.thehourglass.com.

CHOO YILIN PERANAKAN POP-UP BOUTIQUE—Local jeweler Choo Yilin showcases Peranakan-inspired pieces exclusively designed for F1 at this pop-up. Each purchase comes with an afternoon tea set for two at the hotel’s Lobby Lounge. Sep 12-25.

InterContinental Singapore, 80 Middle Rd., 6338-7600, S(188966), www. chooyilin.com.

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KEEPERS—Some 50 Singaporean designers and creative collectives, such as jeweler Carrie K., bagmaker Lingwu, fashion designer Sabrina Goh and perfumiers Code Deco, showcase their creations at this 4,300 sq. ft. pop-up space. Sep 12-Feb 15. Junction of Cairnhill Rd. & Orchard Rd. www. keepers.com.sg.

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THRILL RIDES KARTRIGHT SPEEDWAY—If you’d like to do some racing yourself, head to this competition-length (750m) go-kart race circuit. Drop-in visitors can rent Fun Karts (which go up to 50km/h) and go head-to-head against up to 10 karts on the track. It’s floodlit at night, so night racing is perfectly possible as well. 511 Upper Jurong Rd., 6265-3303, S(638366), www. kartright.com.

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SKYLINE LUGE & SKYRIDE—Part gokart, part toboggan, this thrill ride lets participants race down a 650-meter outdoor downhill track past trees and round sharp bends to Siloso Beach on Sentosa. Night racers should go for the freshly-upgraded Jungle Track, which has new LED lighting fixtures.

Imbiah Lookout, 45 Siloso Beach Walk, 6274-0472, S(099003), www. skylineluge.com.

MARINA BAY SEGWAY—For a higher-octane sightseeing experience, these guided tours (one- and two-hour tours available) let you whiz around on your own Segway personal transporter and see the sights, including Marina Bay Sands, the Helix Bridge and Marina Bay Water Promenade. Marina Bay City Gallery, 11 Marina Blvd., 91117239, S(018940), www.segwaytours. com.sg.

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Rev up for an adrenaline-pumping night of great dining and drink deals as Clarke Quay flags off its F1 promotions during the Singapore Grand Prix season. There are additional perks for ticket holders, too!

F1 TICKET HOLDER PRIVILEGES Flash your 2014 Formula 1 Singapore Grand Prix pass before ordering to redeem these special treats.

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Quayside Seafood Get a free drink—choose Enjoy 20% off your total from Singapore Sling or bill. Diners who spend microbrewery beer—with every above $100 also get an invitation order of Chili or Black Pepper Crab. to Highlander’s exclusive F1 Non-ticket holders can also enjoy afterparty.

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(Valid for a la carte menu only, with minimum spend of $180 nett in a single receipt/sitting.) Plus, enjoy 50% off Signature Beijing Duck with $80 spend in a single receipt/ sitting.

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Don’t miss Attica’s week of blowout F1 parties!

Sept 17 Guilty Pleasures Ladies enter free before midnight and receive up to five drink coupons.

Look out for the alcoholic desserts and shots bar.

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DINING WOOLOOMOOLOO STEAKHOUSE Situated snugly by Turn 9 of the street circuit, this steakhouse offers close-up views to supplement live TV feeds of the race. Cover gets you dinner, Champagne and free-flow canapes. Sep 19-21, 5:30pm. 3/F Swissôtel The Stamford, 2 Stamford Rd., 6338-0261, S(178882), www. wooloo-mooloo.com. $200.

EPICUREAN MARKET­­—The second edition of this gourmet food and wine fair features names from Asia’s 50 Best Restaurants, like Tetsuya Wakuda of Waku Ghin, Justin Quek of Sky on 57 and top dog David Thompson of Nahm. Sep 12-14.

Marina Bay Sands Expo & Convention Center, 10 Bayfront Ave., 6688-8868, S(018956), www.marinabaysands. com. $23.

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old-school rattan fan from their giant rooster mascot (around Gate 3 on all three evenings of the race) to redeem complimentary satay. Sep 19-21, 8pm. #03-07 Odeon Towers, 331 North Bridge Rd., 9773-9304, S(188720), www.loof.com.sg.

THE BLACK SWAN

THE BLACK SWAN—This swanky, 1920s-inspired restaurant offers extended happy hours during race season: a glass of Champagne and two oysters go for $21 from 5-9pm. F1 pass-holders can also enjoy complimentary oysters at their mezzanine lounge after 10pm.

Sep 15-21. 19 Cecil St., 8181-3305, S(049704), www.theblackswan. com.sg.

LOOF­—The cheeky rooftop bar has a new satay station to go with its menu of local snacks and Singaporeinspired tropical cocktails. Collect an

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ARTICHOKE

ARTICHOKE—Local chef Bjorn Shen whips up a special menu of “over-thetop dude food” (think wings, sausages and bacon), inspired by sports fans.

Sep 19-21. 161 Middle Rd., 63366949, S(188978), www.artichoke. com.sg.

EAT & PLAY RAFFLES HOTEL—The heritage hotel serves up a lavish F1 Sunday brunch at their Victorian-style lobby, complete with plenty of oysters, caviar, a live meat carving station and free-flow of Champagne. Sep 21, noon. 1 Beach Rd., 6337-1886, S(189673), www. raffles.com/singapore. $248-268.

3/F Pan Pacific Singapore, 7 Raffles Blvd., 6826-8240, S(039595), www. panpacific.com. $50.

NUVO

JAAN

JAAN—Perched atop the 70th floor, the view of the race from this elegant restaurant is difficult to forget. But that’s not why Jaan consistently scoops up prestigious restaurant awards: the well-thought out, beautifully presented French creations and spot-on service make this a winning dining experience. 70/F Swissôtel The Stamford, 2 Stamford Rd., 6837-3322, S(178882), www. jaan.com.sg.

EDGE

EDGE—One of those rare buffet restaurants offering a mindboggling variety of cuisines without compromising on quality. Grab a window seat at their Late Night Dinner buffet (9-10:30pm) for a view of the street circuit just below.

NUVO—This Japanese-Italian fusion restaurant, which offers a fantastic view of the street circuit, also has a F1-themed four-course dinner during the period, each named after and inspired by a driver. “Michael Schumacher”, for instance, is foie gras with port jelly and caviar. #02-100 Marina Square Shopping Mall, 6 Raffles Blvd., 6822-2098, S(039594), www.nuvo.sg. $250/pair.

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EAT & PLAY

PARTIES TANJONG BEACH CLUB Kicking off the party season is this Sentosa beach club’s signature Full Steam Ahead, a 12-hour shindig with local DJs, fire twirlers and dancers.

Arrive from 6-10pm to enjoy two complimentary drinks. Sep 13, 4pm. 120 Tanjong Beach Walk, 97739304, S(098942), www. tanjongbeachclub.com. $36.

ZOUK—Singapore’s long-reigning superclub brings in Dutch trance giant Dash Berlin, who’s played at various shows in Armin van Buuren’s A State of Trance series. Sep 19, 11pm. 17 Jiak Kim St., 6738-2988, S(169420), www.zoukclub.com. $45 inclusive of two drinks.

ALTIMATE­—This rooftop lounge commands impressive views of the circuit, and hosts not one but two VIP parties: a Monaco-inspired soiree on Friday, and the renowned Johnny Walker Gold Circuit Lounge Party on Saturday. Sep 19-20, 5pm. 61/F 1 Raffles Place, 6438-0410, S(048616), www.altimate.com.sg. $68-88 inclusive of two drinks.

BACCHANALIA—The daytime brunch party specialists throw a super-glitzy pop-up do, combining gourmet fare, flowing bubbly, beautiful people and danceable beats

by New York DJ Mel Debarge. Sep 20, 1pm. Marina Bay Sands Expo & Convention Center, 10 Bayfront

Ave., 9726-8082, S(018956), www. bacchanalia.asia. $48 upwards from www.urbanjourney.com.

after hours as its hosts afterparties for F1 revelers on its rooftop. Sep 19-21, 11pm. The Fullerton Pavilion, 82 Collyer Quay, 6534-0188, S(049327), www.catalunya.sg. $30.

ATTICA

ATTICA­—The Clarke Quay stalwart hosts a full five days of parties: ladies night with alcoholic desserts on Wednesday, local DJs spinning on Thursday and Friday, Ibiza DJ Matt Caseli headlining on Friday and a grand finale with performers and dancers on Sunday. Sep 17-21, 10:30pm. #01-03 3A River Valley Rd., 6333-9973, S(179020), www.attica. com.sg. $30 inclusive of two drinks.

CATALUNYA—Housed in a gorgeous glass dome “floating” on Marina Bay, this Spanish restaurant goes clubby

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KU DE TA

KU DE TA­—Marina Bay Sands’ rooftop bar has different headliners at the decks each night: UK hip hop DJ Shortee Blitz on Friday, American DJproducer Spinbad and Thai electronic DJ Nakadia on Saturday and local veterans on Sunday. Sep 19-21. 57/F Marina Bay Sands, 1 Bayfront Ave., 6688-7688, S(018971), www.kudeta. com.sg. $100 from 6-11pm; $200 after 11pm (both inclusive of a glass of Champagne).

EAT & PLAY

KYO

KYO—This slick underground club hosts three big names over F1 weekend. Defected Records head honcho Simon Dunmore spins on Friday, and Detroit techno and house legends Kenny Larkin and Terrence Parker play on Saturday and Sunday, respectively. Sep 19-21, 9pm. #B1-02 Keck Seng Tower, 133 Cecil St., 82998735, S(069535), www.clubkyo.com. $25-35 inclusive of one drink.

NEW ASIA BAR—Located on the 71st story, New Asia Bar is one of the city’s best vantage points for the race.

Guest DJs Daddy K, Keza and Claudio Lari spin on Friday, Saturday and Sunday respectively. Sep 19-21, 10pm.

70/F Equinox Complex, Swissôtel The Stamford, 2 Stamford Rd., 91777307, www.newasiabar.com.sg. $30 inclusive of one drink.

THE PODIUM LOUNGE—This afterparty boasts an impressive guestlist of 2,500 A-listers, including F1 drivers and celebrities from all over the world. There’s a dinner by three Michelin-starred chef Quique Dacosta, an overhead fashion show and DJs at the decks. Sep 19-21, 10pm. The Ritz-Carlton, Millenia Singapore, 7 Raffles Ave., 9459-5211, S(039799), www.thepodiumlounge. com. $188 upwards.

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AMBER LOUNGE

AMBER LOUNGE—Also held in Abu Dhabi, Austin and Monaco, this ultra-glam afterparty is typically studded with F1 drivers, dignitaries, models and celebrities (Beyoncé and Jason Statham have graced previous editions). R&B singer Estelle headlines. Sep 20-21, 11pm. Temasek Reflections, Millenia Walk, 1 Temasek Ave., 8368-1984, S(039192), www. amber-lounge.com. $900 upwards.