Circuit map Singapore

by Sidney van den Boogaard

When night falls over Marina Bay, Singapore's streets light up under a blaze of floodlights. In 2008 this became the first night race in Grand Prix history, and it still feels unique: 19 corners over 4.927 kilometres, walls everywhere and a tropical humidity that drains even the fittest drivers. The anticlockwise lap winds past the glittering skyline, along the waterfront and by colonial-era landmarks, with hardly a moment to relax. Hang it in the bedroom and let it remind you of a city that never seems to sleep.

This work is part of the Circuit Maps collection: the world's best-known race tracks, each drawn from the real layout and finished in the same calm, graphic style. Along the bottom you'll find the lap length, number of corners, opening year and direction. That makes it easy to combine your favourite circuits as a pair, a triptych or a full gallery wall.

The map was designed digitally. The track is drawn from OpenStreetMap data (© OpenStreetMap contributors), checked for length and direction, and finished with a paper texture and a screen-print effect. Sponsor names have been left out on purpose.

A great gift for any racing fan, for the study, the man cave or above the desk.