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Marina Bay Sands to host Ferrari race car, luxury pop-up and F1-themed events ahead of Singapore Grand Prix

Ferrari will take over Marina Bay Sands this F1 season with various events and activities, including a Ferrari SF21 show car going on display from Sep 14 to Oct 12.

Marina Bay Sands to host Ferrari race car, luxury pop-up and F1-themed events ahead of Singapore Grand Prix

Marina Bay Sands will host Ferrari-related events this F1 season, leading up to the Singapore Grand Prix. From September 14th to October 12th, a Ferrari SF21 show car will be displayed in the hotel lobby. Following this, a Ferrari Lifestyle boutique will open at The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands from September 25th to October 25th.

From September 28th to October 11th, a program of F1-themed events called Home of Champions will take place across the resort and ArtScience Museum, with the towers and ArtScience Museum illuminated in Ferrari red each evening. As a part of this collaboration with Scuderia Ferrari HP, MBS is offering a S$100,000 five-night hospitality package for up to two people.

This package includes a stay in a Paiza Grand Suite, access to events and parties, three-day Paddock tickets, priority access to after-parties at Marquee Singapore, dining experiences, and meet-and-greet opportunities with Ferrari drivers Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc.

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