The Tour de France EFGH Singapore Criterium returns on 7 and 8 November 2026 at the Singapore Recreation Club, with the pro race on the closed city circuit past the Padang, Anderson Bridge, Esplanade, Collyer Quay and Finlayson Green.
Trackside Viewing on race day is S$72. Premium Trackside Viewing is S$172 and adds a sheltered zone with free-flow beer and soft drinks. The Saturday Social on 7 November is S$304 and bundles breakfast, a meet and greet, and Trackside access on 8 November. A Race Weekend VIP package is S$1,260. A sit-down meet and greet with Jasper Philipsen and Biniam Girmay at Haus65 at Mandarin Oriental on 7 November is S$810. A VIP car ride for two laps of the circuit on 8 November is S$1,010.
Who is racing
Philipsen and Girmay headline the sprint side. Isaac del Toro and Paul Seixas join them after finishing third and fourth overall at the 2026 Tour de France. The FAQ also flags À l’Attaque, the amateur programme that puts Singapore riders on the same roads, from competitive categories to foldie sprints.
À l’Attaque uses the 2.45km closed circuit. The men’s fields include Under-19, Open for riders aged 19 to 34, and Masters from 35 up. Women’s and Foldies categories return, with a Team Time Trial for mixed teams of four. Races open with a neutral lap before the mass start under the gantry.
Festival Village and how to watch
The Festival Village at the Singapore Recreation Club is free. Spectators can also watch from points around the circuit, including Anderson Bridge and the Esplanade. Up-close Trackside seats along the start-finish straight need a paid ticket from S$72.
On Sunday 8 November the professional programme builds to a Pro Team Time Trial from 2.30pm, then an Opening Parade at 3.30pm before the main criterium. Organisers have added tentage at the Festival Village and ponchos for wet weather.
Entry rules that matter
There is no age limit. Patrons aged three and below do not need a ticket. Cleats are not allowed on the event grounds, so riders who cycle in should bring shoes to change into. Parking at the club is limited; the FAQ points drivers to Esplanade or Raffles City and pushes public transport because of road closures. Alcohol, glass, drones, bicycles for non-participants and cans sit on the prohibited list, with a 600ml clear plastic bottle of soft drink or mineral water allowed.
The circuit stays 2.45km, the same length as 2025, with the Padang still on the start-finish straight.
