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via Motorsport.comLewis Hamilton blames set-up change for qualifying issuesLewis Hamilton qualified third for the Singapore Grand Prix after a set-up change negatively affected his car's balance. Despite being fastest in the first two qualifying sessions, Hamilton admitted that the adjustment 'tipped it over the edge'.
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via CrashVerstappen secures pole position for Singapore Grand PrixMax Verstappen has claimed pole position for the Singapore Grand Prix, outpacing Ferrari's Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton during qualifying. The Red Bull driver showcased his skill on the challenging circuit, continuing his strong form in the championship.Pit Lane Daily EditorialSat 10 Oct · 14:30 UTC100
via PlanetF1FIA confirms Lance Stroll decision after Sergio Perez incidentThe FIA has confirmed that Aston Martin driver Lance Stroll will not face any penalties following a collision with Cadillac's Sergio Perez during the Singapore Grand Prix sprint race. The incident occurred on the opening lap when both drivers made contact at Turn 16, leading to their retirements from the race.
After an investigation, the stewards concluded that Stroll took a reasonable line into the corner and was not at fault. Stroll expressed uncertainty about the incident, while Perez acknowledged the missed opportunity and explained his perspective on the collision.
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via PlanetF1McLaren drivers Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri avoid penaltiesLando Norris and Oscar Piastri of McLaren will not face penalties following their collision during the final lap of the Singapore Grand Prix Sprint. The FIA confirmed the decision after an investigation into the incident.PlanetF1+ 1 moreSat 10 Oct · 11:47 UTC
via RacingNews3651 videoMcLaren's Norris and Piastri clash deemed unacceptableMcLaren team principal Andrea Stella described the collision between Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri during the Singapore sprint race as "simply not acceptable." The incident, which occurred on the final lap, resulted in both drivers losing the opportunity for a strong points finish, but the FIA opted not to impose any penalties.
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via RacingNews365George Russell crashes out of lead in Singapore SprintGeorge Russell admitted that his overly confident driving led to a crash during the Singapore Grand Prix Sprint, where he was in the lead. The incident occurred on the opening lap, resulting in a safety car deployment and ending Russell's chances of victory.RacingNews365+ 8 moreSat 10 Oct · 09:46 UTC
Wikimedia Commons · StuSeeger · CC BY 2.0Berger calls modern wet-weather F1 a ‘farce’Oct.10 (GMM) Gerhard Berger says Formula 1’s handling of wet races has become a “farce”, while questioning whether the Sepang software chaos justified stopping the start at all. Speaking to Kronen Zeitung about the chaos in Malaysia last weekend, Berger said the first issue is establishing how much responsibility lay with the FIA and how…newsonf1.comSat 10 Oct · 04:07 UTC
via Motorsport.comAston Martin considers protest over Singapore qualifyingAston Martin is contemplating a protest following a race control error during the sprint qualifying at the Singapore Grand Prix that resulted in power discrepancies among drivers. Carlos Sainz has also criticised the FIA for the 'human error' that affected the performance of the cars.Motorsport.com+ 1 moreFri 9 Oct · 15:31 UTC
via Motorsport.comFIA admits human error affected Singapore sprint qualifyingThe FIA has acknowledged that a human error contributed to issues during the sprint qualifying session for the Singapore Grand Prix. This admission follows a separate software glitch that disrupted timing and scoring for several drivers.Motorsport.com+ 3 moreFri 9 Oct · 14:42 UTC
via RacingNews365Max Verstappen cleared of yellow flag breach in SingaporeMax Verstappen will not face any penalties following an investigation into a potential yellow flag infringement during sprint qualifying for the Singapore Grand Prix. The FIA stewards determined that Verstappen did not commit any wrongdoing, allowing him to retain his pole position.RacingNews365+ 7 moreFri 9 Oct · 12:56 UTC
via RacingNews365Sergio Perez blames others for Singapore sprint crashSergio Perez has pointed an 'aggressive' finger of blame for his crash during the sprint qualifying session at the Marina Bay Street Circuit. The incident led to the first red flag of the Singapore Grand Prix weekend.RacingNews365+ 1 moreFri 9 Oct · 12:45 UTC
via Motorsport.comRacing Bulls delay decision on 2027 driver line-upRacing Bulls team principal Alan Permane has stated that the decision regarding the team's driver line-up for the 2027 Formula 1 season is not imminent. The team is considering options including Liam Lawson and Nikola Tsolov, with a decision expected in a couple of weeks.Motorsport.com+ 2 moreFri 9 Oct · 11:29 UTC
via f1oversteer.comWolff dismisses Mercedes driver favouritism claimsToto Wolff has strongly rejected accusations of bias within the Mercedes Formula 1 team regarding Kimi Antonelli and George Russell. He labelled the conspiracy theories as 'brainless' and suggested that those who believe them should watch children's television instead.
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via newsonf1.comSergio Perez supports James Vowles' cost-cap proposalSergio Perez has expressed his support for James Vowles' initiative to reform the Formula 1 budget cap, stating that the current regulations can hinder smaller teams. However, Vowles' proposal is facing opposition from several of the sport's leading teams.newsonf1.com+ 1 moreFri 9 Oct · 06:19 UTC
via Crash1 videoGuenther Steiner criticises Ferrari's strategy mistakesGuenther Steiner, the former Haas Formula 1 team principal, has expressed concerns that Ferrari's failure to acknowledge its strategic errors is harming its performance on the track. Meanwhile, Lewis Hamilton defended Ferrari, questioning why the team receives more criticism than others, despite similar mistakes made by McLaren.
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via RacingNews365Sergio Perez warns Cadillac of last chance in SingaporeSergio Perez has stated that the Singapore Grand Prix may be Cadillac's final opportunity to secure points in the current Formula 1 season. The race winner at the Marina Bay Street Circuit emphasised the pressure on the team to perform this weekend.RacingNews365+ 1 moreThu 8 Oct · 11:00 UTC
via the-race.comF1 drivers divided over cooling vests ahead of SingaporeIsack Hadjar has called for the ban of cooling vests in Formula 1, arguing that the extreme physical challenge is a crucial aspect of racing. Max Verstappen also expressed his discontent, stating that he does not find the vests effective.
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via PlanetF1Singapore GP predictions: Verstappen win, Antonelli puts two fingers on the trophy, Perez scoresThe Singapore Grand Prix is anticipated to be a strong race for Max Verstappen, who recently dominated in Malaysia. Predictions suggest that Verstappen will secure victory, while Sergio Perez is expected to earn points for Cadillac, marking a significant achievement for the team. Kimi Antonelli is also forecasted to maintain his championship lead, despite George Russell's challenges starting from the back of the grid due to an engine penalty.
Red Bull's performance at street circuits has been inconsistent, and there are concerns about their ability to compete effectively in Singapore. The team has historically struggled at this venue, and Verstappen has yet to secure a win there. As the race approaches, the focus will be on how these dynamics play out, particularly with the potential for safety car interventions.PlanetF1Thu 8 Oct · 05:11 UTC
via Sky Sports F11 video2026 Singapore Grand Prix sprint qualifying resultsThe sprint qualifying session for the 2026 Singapore Grand Prix took place at the Marina Bay Street Circuit. Teams and drivers provided feedback on the action as they prepared for the upcoming race.
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via Sky Sports F1Verstappen says Red Bull is less stressful without HornerMax Verstappen has stated that life at Red Bull Racing has become less stressful since Christian Horner's departure as team principal. He noted that the absence of tension has made the environment more enjoyable.Sky Sports F1+ 7 moreWed 7 Oct · 12:41 UTC
via the-race.comMercedes compares old and new upgrades at Singapore GPMercedes is conducting a back-to-back comparison of its old and new aerodynamic packages during the Singapore Grand Prix. Kimi Antonelli will use the upgraded W17, while George Russell will revert to the previous specifications to assess the performance differences.the-race.com+ 5 moreWed 7 Oct · 08:40 UTC
via f1oversteer.comDavid Coulthard comments on Sergio Perez's Red Bull stintDavid Coulthard has stated that Sergio Perez lacks the final edge needed to compete at the highest level, following Perez's criticisms of his time at Red Bull Racing. As Perez transitions to a new project with Cadillac, Coulthard's remarks reflect on the challenges he faced during his tenure with the team.f1oversteer.com+ 1 moreTue 6 Oct · 19:00 UTC
via grandprix.comRUMOURRwanda reportedly secures Formula 1 race for 2030Reports indicate that Rwanda has reached an agreement to host a Formula 1 grand prix, potentially starting in 2030. A permanent circuit near Kigali is believed to have outbid other African contenders, although official confirmation from Formula 1 and the Rwandan government is still pending.grandprix.com+ 1 moreTue 6 Oct · 16:46 UTC
via Motorsport.comFernando Alonso builds his dream F1 circuit but Sergio Perez spots one major problemFernando Alonso recently created his ultimate Formula 1 circuit by selecting iconic sectors from existing tracks, including Suzuka, Spa, and Barcelona. However, Sergio Perez quickly highlighted a significant issue with this design, noting that the 2026 engine regulations would make it difficult to drive due to the new power unit requirements.
The 2026 regulations mandate a balance between internal combustion engine and battery power, which complicates the design of high-speed circuits. Perez pointed out that the combination of Suzuka and Spa's relentless speed would likely lead to battery depletion, a phenomenon known as 'clipping'. Despite the challenges, Alonso remained optimistic about his team's engine capabilities.Motorsport.comTue 6 Oct · 15:55 UTC