Events

From 6–7 December 2025, the streets of Singapore come alive for the Standard Chartered Singapore Marathon - six race categories including the iconic full and half marathons, 10K, 5K, Ekiden relay, and Kids Dash, starting from the F1 Pit Building and finishing at the Padang.

HYROX returns to Singapore Expo for a high-energy two-day fitness race on 29–30 November 2025—8 × 1 km runs punctuated by functional stations, with solo, doubles, and relay categories for all levels

In its 19th year, the Great Eastern Women’s Run returns on 9 November 2025 at the Singapore Sports Hub—with public races from 5 km to the half-marathon, family-friendly Mama & Me and Princess Dash categories, plus the inaugural 10 km Tertiary Challenge spotlighting rising female talent.

Returning to its roots, the Moutai Singapore Open unfolds on 6–9 November 2025 at Singapore Island Country Club’s classic New Course—an Asian Tour-sanctioned showdown with a $2 million purse and a legacy of legendary champions

The Garmin Run Asia Series hits Marina Barrage on 12 October 2025—choose between the scenic 10 km and half-marathon routes, and go for the win with the new Competitive Category

The 29th REAL® Run returns on 11 October 2025 at Punggol Digital District, with 10 km and 5 km races plus a 1.6 km fun walk for a day of fitness, nature, and community.

Singapore takes on India in a pivotal AFC Asian Cup Saudi Arabia 2027™ Qualifier on 9 October 2025 at the National Stadium -cheer on the Lions as they roar for qualification

For the first time in Asia, the World Para Swimming Championships splash into Singapore from 21–27 September 2025 at OCBC Aquatic Centre—over 600 elite para-athletes from 60 nations vying for gold.

Join the Race Against Cancer 2025—on 21 September at East Coast Park, run physically or virtually to raise funds for vital cancer support and care through the Singapore Cancer Society.

The FIBA Intercontinental Cup returns to Singapore from 18–21 September 2025 at the Singapore Indoor Stadium—watch as six continental champs, including defending titleholder Unicaja, battle for global supremacy