If you're planning to attend the Formula 1 Singapore Grand Prix, be aware that celiac-safe, gluten-free food is NOT available inside the race venue. The food vendors inside the event grounds are not equipped to handle strict gluten-free dietary needs, especially for those with celiac disease.

To stay safe and enjoy the event, you’ll need to bring your own food - and be prepared to show proof that it’s medically necessary.

Drinks are abundant; gluten-free food not so much

What You Should Do Before Race Day:

✔️ Bring a medical letter
Your letter should be printed on your doctor’s letterhead and must include:

• Your full name

• Your passport number, NRIC, or FIN

• A note stating that you must follow a medically prescribed gluten-free diet that excludes all traces of wheat, rye, barley, and oats

✔️ Bring only pre-packaged food
Stick to snacks and items clearly labeled gluten-free. Avoid homemade items, as they are more likely to be challenged by security.

✔️ Enter during off-peak hours
Gate staff are usually more patient and flexible when it’s not crowded.

✔️ Email the organizers ahead of time
Let them know about your medical dietary needs in advance using the official contact form:

🔗 Singapore F1 Contact Form
If they reply, save and/or print that email and bring it with you alongside your doctor’s letter.

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Real Experiences from Past F1 Attendees

“They checked our ID against the doctor’s note and the snack labels. We entered early and had no issues.”

“Security tried to confiscate food, even with a medical letter. Fortunately we had an email with from F1 stating we could bring necessary snacks. Ease of entry depends on the gate and staff.”

“Pack more than you think you need. We got hungry fast and couldn’t find anything safe.”

Want More Help Preparing?

If you're traveling to Singapore or attending F1 as a local with dietary needs, start with our FREE resources:

▶️ Nine Things To Know About Gluten-Free in Singapore 

📋 The Free Gluten-Free Singapore Quick Guide

Perfect for short trips or layovers. It covers:

• Where to eat safely

• Hidden gluten in local cuisine

• Cross-contamination risks

• Key survival tips for dining out

🧳 The Full Gluten-Free Singapore Travel Toolkit

Best for anyone attending F1 or spending more time in Singapore. It includes:

• A newly updated 54-page guidebook

• Expanded recommended restaurant list

• Custom Google Map of safe locations

• Bonus videos, printable bilingual cards, and detailed instructions on how to prepare medical letters

🔗 Explore the Full Toolkit

Prepare now so you can enjoy race day without stress. You deserve to have a great time - safely, confidently, and gluten-free.