Sport in Singapore through the year. Read about dragon boat race training, the running season and the Standard Chartered Marathon for first-timers, and the fitness events in August. We also cover the Tour de France coverage in Singapore and the fan zones where you can watch the FIFA World Cup final. Each guide explains when and where, and how to get involved.
At 5:30am on a humid Tuesday at East Coast Park, a first-time runner checks her watch and wonders if ten more weeks of marathon training will be enough. She has signed up for the Standard Chartered Singapore Marathon's new three-day format, chasing a finish line at the historic Padang. Her biggest worry isn't pace, it's … Read more
Singapore running is at its best in September, and the city belongs entirely to you before the Formula 1 crowds land in October. Why September is the right month for runners September sits in a sweet spot for anyone serious about Singapore running. The morning temperature drops just enough to make early starts feel rewarding. … Read more
Fitness events in Singapore do not slow down after the flag goes up on 9 August. The rest of the month is rich with runs, walkathons, and community workouts across every corner of the island, and most of them are still open for registration right now. Run For Singapore: the virtual challenge that welcomes everyone … Read more
The Singapore criterium is back, and this time the city has even more reasons to show up for race weekend at Marina Bay. What the Singapore criterium actually is A criterium is a closed-circuit road race. Riders complete multiple laps of a short urban course at very high speed. The criterium format gives spectators a … Read more
Fan zones are appearing in every corner of Singapore as the FIFA World Cup final weeks bring the island’s most passionate football crowds together under one glorious, sleepless sky. Why Singapore is a great place to watch the final weeks The 2026 FIFA World Cup runs from 11 June to 19 July 2026, with 48 … Read more
Dragon boat culture runs deep in Singapore, and every June the water at Bedok Reservoir fills with the thunder of drums, the flash of blades, and crews who trained hard to be there. What the race season looks like The Dragon Boat Festival falls on 19 June 2026. The Singapore Dragon Boat Festival race takes … Read more
