Additional tickets were printed in Singapore.
At the Singapore Grand Prix ticket offices there are almost no tickets left. Most grandstands are completely sold out; some still have seats, but those will be gone in the next few days as well.
Today the event organizers announced the release of a limited run of additional tickets for grandstands that were not previously intended for use — including extra rows added to existing stands. In addition, tickets for the remaining single seats will be available for purchase on site during the weekend.
Separately, the organizers urged fans to buy tickets only from official ticket offices, warning that many counterfeits have appeared online.
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Additional tickets were printed in Singapore.
The organizers of the stage announced the release of additional tickets for the stands that had not previously been planned for use...