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Run on an F1 track!Join the Singapore Sundown Marathon and enjoy breathtaking night views while running

Published: 2026-09-25 👁 100 views
Last updated 2026-09-25 — Recently, Taiwan has seen a surge in running enthusiasm. It’s not just a national sport but also a lifestyle, and many runners enjoy jogging around the world. On July 4 this year, Singapore will host the “Sundown Marathon,” which is unique because it takes place at night, allowing participants to enjoy Singapore’s dazzling nightlife and run on a Formula One racetrack.


▲The Singapore Sundown Marathon attracts over 30,000 international runners every year. (Photo / Provided by Singapore Tourism Board)

Reporter Chen Zi-Yin / Comprehensive report

Recently, Taiwan has seen a surge in running enthusiasm. It’s not just a national sport but also a lifestyle, and many runners enjoy jogging around the world. On July 4 this year, Singapore will host the “Sundown Marathon,” which is unique because it takes place at night, allowing participants to enjoy Singapore’s dazzling nightlife and run on a Formula One racetrack.

The “Singapore Sundown Marathon” is entering its eighth edition this year and has recently attracted over 30,000 runners. This year, the organizers have added a new 5K fun run category, open to anyone aged 6 and above, making it a perfect sports carnival for family fun.


▲One of the highlights is the route that goes through the F1 track. (Photo / Provided by Singapore Tourism Board)

In addition, the Singapore Tourism Board has partnered with China Airlines and Southeast Travel Service to launch a special 4-day, 3-night “Singapore Sundown Marathon” package designed for fun and running. The package offers a 30% discount on the registration fee and guarantees a race entry slot, with a total price of NT$29,900. (Includes round-trip China Airlines flights between Taipei and Singapore, accommodation at the Millennium Hotels & Resorts’ Copthorne King’s Hotel Singapore, full-day private coach transfers, visits to famous Singapore landmarks such as Merlion Park, Marina Bay Sands Integrated Resort, and Gardens by the Bay; exploration of Singapore’s Chinatown and Little India, tasting authentic satay and SongFa Bak Kut Teh at Lau Pa Sat, and enjoying Sri Lankan crab at Jumbo Seafood.)

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