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I Light Singapore 2026 will glow your mind

I Light Singapore 2026 transforms Marina Bay and Raffles Place into a colourful light playground until June 28.

Bangkok Post

Taiwanese Tech-Art Innovator Peppercorns Unveils Massive 360-Degree Immersive Installation at i Light Singapore 2026

TAIPEI, June 3, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- This is a news report from i-news: Peppercorns Interactive Media Art, a leading creative studio specializing in spatial narratives and system integration, announced today that its original installation, Between Mountains and Seas, will be showcased at i Light Singapore 2026. Following successful exhibitions at…

AAP

The ultimate Singapore travel guide: where to stay, what to eat and how to get around

From Michelin-starred street food to year-round sunshine and multiple attractions, here’s everything you need to know about things to do when travelling in Singapore

The Guardian - UK

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Winners and losers from F1's fiery 2025 Singapore Grand Prix

Formula 1's 2025 Singapore Grand Prix didn't deliver a classic, but tempers still flared at Marina Bay, where McLaren made headlines for various reasons and the race saw a surprise winner

Motorsport

Singapore Grand Prix 2025: Russell wins as Verstappen holds off Norris for second – as it happened

Mercedes’ George Russell held off a host of title challengers at Marina Bay with the two McLarens frustrated

The Guardian - UK

Is Daniel Ricciardo's time in F1 up? Our writers have their say

His demeanour at the end of the Singapore GP - not to mention the rumours linking Liam Lawson with his seat - left F1 media in little doubt that the Marina Bay event could be Daniel Ricciardo's final race.

Autosport

FIA adds fourth DRS zone for Singapore GP

The FIA has decided to add a fourth DRS zone to the Marina Bay circuit for Formula 1's return to the Singapore Grand Prix.

Autosport

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Why the Singapore Grand Prix is F1’s toughest race

Sponsored by Former world champion Nico Rosberg once described it as like being "in a sauna on a spinning bike for two hours" and the unpredictability the unique conditions create gives fans their fair share of action and drama. Last year, more than 260,000 people flocked to the Marina Bay…

Autosport

Massa files lawsuit against FIA, FOM over 2008 F1 Singapore GP

On Monday, representatives of Massa confirmed that action has been lodged in the High Court of Justice against the three parties as the Brazilian, who missed out on the 2008 F1 drivers' title to then-McLaren driver Lewis Hamilton by one point, believes that the result of the Marina Bay race…

Motorsport

Sainz "laughing in the car" as Mercedes repeated DRS trick in F1 Japanese GP

In the closing laps of last weekend's street race on the Marina Bay track, Sainz slowed down to give DRS to the following Lando Norris in an attempt to keep George Russell and Lewis Hamilton behind on their fresher tyres.

Autosport

Sainz "laughing in the car" as Mercedes repeated DRS trick in Japan

In the closing laps of last weekend's street race in the Marina Bay track, Sainz slowed down to give DRS to the following Lando Norris in an attempt to keep George Russell and Lewis Hamilton behind on their fresher tyres.

Motorsport

Red Bull opens up on “inherent” RB19 F1 weakness exposed in Singapore

Both Max Verstappen and Sergio Perez struggled at the Marina Bay circuit last weekend, with neither driver making it out of Q2 as the squad also suffered its first defeat of the season.

Autosport

Red Bull opens up on "inherent" RB19 weakness exposed in Singapore

Both Max Verstappen and Sergio Perez struggled at the Marina Bay circuit last weekend, with neither driver making it out of Q2 as the squad also suffered its first defeat of the season.

Motorsport

Alonso "less worried" over Singapore F1 slump after suspension discovery

The Spaniard labelled his AMR23 as "undriveable" after the race at the Marina Bay circuit last weekend, as he struggled to find any performance throughout Sunday's grand prix.

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Red Bull's rivals expect immediate F1 bounce back at Suzuka

A raised ride height for the bumpy Marina Bay street circuit put the RB19 out of its comfort zone last weekend. Max Verstappen recovered from 11th to fifth as Sergio Perez scrapped to eighth.

Autosport

Why TV cameras didn't show Mercedes celebrating Hamilton's Singapore F1 podium

With team-mate George Russell crashing out on the final lap at Marina Bay last weekend, chasing team-mate Hamilton claimed the final spot on the podium after the duo's aggressive late switch to medium tyres in a bid to challenge for victory.

Motorsport

Red Bull's F1 rivals expect it to bounce back immediately in Japan

A raised ride height for the bumpy Marina Bay street circuit put the RB19 out of its comfort zone last weekend. Max Verstappen recovered from 11th to fifth as Sergio Perez scrapped to eighth.

Motorsport

Wolff: Russell error will be engraved after 99.99% fantastic F1 Singapore GP

A pitstop for medium Pirellis gave Russell and team-mate Lewis Hamilton the tyre advantage in the closing stages at Marina Bay as they piled the pressure on leader Carlos Sainz and Lando Norris for victory.

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Vowles: Perez "lunge" on Albon could prove costly for Williams F1 team

The Marina Bay track wasn't expected to suit Williams but Albon had a solid race, and a stop for new tyres under the Virtual Safety Car, mirroring the strategy used by Mercedes, gave him extra pace in the latter stages of the race.

Autosport

Vowles: Perez “lunge” on Albon could prove costly for Williams F1 team

The Marina Bay track wasn’t expected to suit Williams but Albon had a solid race, and a stop for new tyres under the Virtual Safety Car – mirroring the strategy used by Mercedes – gave him extra pace in the latter stages of the race.

Motorsport

Mercedes would repeat Singapore F1 strategy gamble "every day of the week"

Alpine driver Esteban Ocon breaking down at the pit exit triggered a virtual safety car on lap 44 of 62 at Marina Bay. This created a window for both Mercedes drivers to pit for medium tyres.

Autosport

Autosport Podcast: F1 Singapore GP review

The Singapore GP delivered a race of both strategy and outright pace at various times thanks to safety car periods on the streets of the Marina Bay circuit.

Motorsport

Aston Martin: Stroll crash shows F1 commitment, not recklessness

Stroll felt as though his final flying lap in Q1 had been heavily disrupted by poor tyre preparation, traffic and dirty air. That prompted the Canadian to 'send it' into the final corners at Marina Bay.

Motorsport

McLaren feared Norris F1 podium was gone when Mercedes switched to mediums

Norris had been running third in the lead train of cars during the second stint of the Marina Bay race, as polesitter Carlos Sainz controlled the pace at the front to bunch the field up.

Autosport

McLaren feared Norris F1 podium was gone when Mercedes made medium switch

Norris had been running third in the lead train of cars during the second stint of the Marina Bay race, as polesitter Carlos Sainz controlled the pace at the front to bunch the field up.

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