Tour de France Singapore Criterium 2026
The fifth Tour de France Singapore Criterium, the only event of its kind in Southeast Asia, is scheduled for November 7-8, 2026, with the main race on November 8. Top professional cyclists will compete on a closed-city circuit around Marina Bay and the Padang, alongside an inaugural opening parade and amateur riding events.
- Date
- Nov 7-8, 2026
- Status
- Upcoming
Event summary
Highlights
- Professional cycling race featuring top international riders
- Exclusive Tour de France event in Southeast Asia
- Inaugural opening parade, borrowing from the Tour de France's publicity caravan tradition
- Amateur cycling opportunities via the À l'Attaque programme
The closed-city circuit in Singapore will wind through Marina Bay and the Padang, zipping past iconic landmarks such as Anderson Bridge and the Esplanade. A new highlight for 2026 is the inaugural opening parade on November 8, slotted between the Pro Team Time Trial and Pro Criterium, where partner vehicles will traverse the circuit in a nod to the Tour de France's publicity caravan tradition.
Amateur cyclists can also participate in the À l'Attaque programme, challenging themselves on the 2.45km closed circuit. Categories include men's, women's, and Foldies, with a new Team Time Trial option introduced this year. Additionally, fan activations, such as the CEO Breakfast Ride by Capgemini, offer opportunities to ride alongside professional cyclists. Premium Trackside Viewing tickets are available from $72, while entries for À l'Attaque rides start from $80.
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