via PlanetF1The seven F1 race tracks Max Verstappen has never won atMax Verstappen has achieved remarkable success in Formula 1, winning at nearly every circuit he has raced on. However, as of now, there are seven tracks where he has yet to secure a victory, despite having multiple podium finishes at some of them. These include Sochi Autodrom, Istanbul Park, and the Algarve International Circuit, among others.
The list of circuits where Verstappen has not won includes both current and former tracks. Notably, he has finished second at Sochi and Istanbul Park, while he retired at Mugello and the Sakhir Outer Circuit. With the return of some of these circuits to the calendar in the coming seasons, Verstappen will have further opportunities to achieve victories at these venues.
PlanetF1Sun 11 Oct · 14:05 UTC
via Motorsport.comF1 Singapore GP: Max Verstappen dominates for Marina Bay doubleMax Verstappen secured his first victory at the Singapore Grand Prix, leading Charles Leclerc and Kimi Antonelli to the finish line. Despite an early challenge from Leclerc, Verstappen proved to be the quicker driver throughout the race, while Lewis Hamilton's strategy missteps resulted in a sixth-place finish.
Antonelli's podium finish allowed him to extend his championship lead, putting him in a position to potentially clinch the title in Austin. George Russell, starting from 19th due to a grid penalty, managed to finish ninth, but struggled to make significant progress during the race.
Motorsport.comSun 11 Oct · 13:56 UTC
via RaceFansMax Verstappen wins 2026 Singapore Grand PrixMax Verstappen secured a commanding victory at the 2026 Singapore Grand Prix, ending his previous struggles at the Marina Bay Street Circuit. The race showcased impressive performances from various drivers, with ratings reflecting their efforts throughout the event.
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via RacingNews365Max Verstappen wins first Singapore Grand PrixMax Verstappen secured his first victory at the Singapore Grand Prix, leading from pole position to finish. The Red Bull driver expressed pride in breaking his long-standing curse at the Marina Bay Circuit after nine previous attempts.
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via f1oversteer.comVerstappen wins Singapore Grand Prix as Hamilton blames teamMax Verstappen secured victory at the Singapore Grand Prix, converting his pole position into a dominant win. Lewis Hamilton attributed his team's strategic errors to the disappointing outcome, which overshadowed his performance.
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via RacingNews3651 videoMax Verstappen wins 2026 Singapore Grand PrixMax Verstappen secured victory at the 2026 Singapore Grand Prix, driving for Red Bull Racing. Charles Leclerc finished in second place for Ferrari, while Andrea Kimi Antonelli extended his championship lead.RacingNews365+ 7 moreSun 11 Oct · 13:46 UTC50
via Crash1 videoMartin Brundle and Kim Kardashian meet at Singapore GPMartin Brundle and Kim Kardashian finally met during the gridwalk at the Singapore Grand Prix, addressing their previous awkward encounter in Monaco. The two shared a light-hearted exchange, with Brundle joking about the situation and Kardashian expressing her support for Lewis Hamilton.
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via grandprix.comHadjar questions Sprints at street circuitsIsack Hadjar has raised concerns about the effectiveness of Formula 1's Sprint format at street circuits, citing his own struggles with mechanical issues during the Singapore Grand Prix. He noted that the limited practice time before competitive sessions leaves little opportunity for teams to address car problems, making the Sprint format less viable in such environments.
Hadjar's views are echoed by other drivers, including Lewis Hamilton, who suggested that the Singapore Sprint was only exciting due to rain, while Max Verstappen and Charles Leclerc also questioned the logic of Sprints where overtaking is scarce. Fernando Alonso added that while the format needs work, he would keep his suggestions to himself for now.grandprix.comSun 11 Oct · 11:31 UTC
via grandprix.comVerstappen confident in Red Bull's future for 2027Max Verstappen expressed optimism about Red Bull's performance, citing the team's recent resurgence with two victories in the last three Grands Prix. He highlighted the upcoming wind tunnel as a key factor that could bolster their competitiveness heading into the 2027 season.grandprix.com+ 2 moreSun 11 Oct · 11:29 UTC
via f1oversteer.comMax Verstappen reveals ‘important’ Red Bull factory upgrade that can help launch 2027 title chargeMax Verstappen is optimistic about Red Bull Racing's prospects for the 2027 Formula One season, thanks to a significant factory upgrade. The new wind tunnel, set to be completed by December 2026, is expected to enhance the team's performance as they prepare for the upcoming season. Verstappen noted that the team's recent upgrades have already placed them back at the top of the timing charts, boosting confidence for the future.
With seven races left in the current season, Verstappen is focused on maximizing the potential of his car, the RB22. The team has also made strides with their engine, which is now regarded as the best on the grid. As Formula One shifts its engine regulations to favour internal combustion engines, Red Bull's advancements position them well for a strong title challenge in 2027.f1oversteer.comSun 11 Oct · 11:00 UTC
via RacingNews365Lando Norris rues missed 'magic' after delicate McLaren balancing actLando Norris expressed disappointment after failing to achieve what he described as a 'magical' lap during qualifying for the Singapore Grand Prix. He qualified fifth, while his McLaren teammate Oscar Piastri qualified seventh but will start sixth due to a grid penalty for George Russell. Norris highlighted the challenges of driving the MCL40, which struggled with the bumps of the Marina Bay circuit.
The qualifying session followed a difficult weekend for McLaren, which included a collision between Norris and Piastri during the sprint race. Norris acknowledged the car's handling issues and the narrow margin for error that prevented him from pushing to his limits. He concluded that despite moments of potential, the team was not quick enough overall.RacingNews365Sun 11 Oct · 10:25 UTC
via RacingNews365Max Verstappen protégé and McLaren junior wins British F4 title on road to F1Dries Van Langendonck has secured the British Formula 4 championship for 2026 after finishing second in the season finale at Brands Hatch on October 10. The 16-year-old Belgian, racing for Rodin Motorsport, entered the final round with a significant 72-point advantage, which he maintained despite finishing behind Theo Palmer in the race.
This title marks a significant achievement in Van Langendonck's first full season of car racing, following his success in the Formula Winter Series. Supported by both McLaren and Max Verstappen's management, he has demonstrated impressive skill throughout the season, achieving eight wins and establishing himself as a leading contender in the championship.RacingNews365Sun 11 Oct · 06:50 UTC
via gpfans.comMax Verstappen on pole for 2026 Singapore Grand PrixThe FIA has confirmed that Max Verstappen will start from pole position at the 2026 Singapore Grand Prix. This marks Verstappen's second consecutive pole at the Marina Bay circuit.
gpfans.comSun 11 Oct · 06:29 UTC
via f1oversteer.comMax Verstappen shares his ‘problem’ after Damon Hill's U-turn on his 2026 F1 regulations criticismMax Verstappen has addressed Damon Hill's change of stance regarding the 2026 Formula 1 regulations. Hill, who initially took a neutral position, has now expressed concerns about the new rules and the potential return of V8 engines, prompting Verstappen to highlight a common issue with former drivers not fully understanding the regulations before commenting.
In an interview, Verstappen pointed out that many ex-drivers fail to familiarise themselves with the new rules, which can lead to confusing statements. Despite facing backlash for his candid criticisms of the regulations, Verstappen insists he is simply sharing his views on what he believes needs improvement in Formula 1.f1oversteer.comSun 11 Oct · 06:00 UTC
via Motorsport WeekGasly criticises F1 stewards over McLaren collisionPierre Gasly has raised concerns about the consistency of Formula 1 stewards following the decision not to penalise Lando Norris for his collision with Oscar Piastri during the Singapore Sprint Race. Gasly's comments highlight ongoing debates regarding stewarding decisions in the sport.
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via newsonf1.comHadjar slams sprint format amid Singapore nightmareIsack Hadjar has openly criticised the Sprint race format in Formula 1 following a challenging weekend at the Singapore Grand Prix, where he faced multiple technical issues with his car. He retired from the Sprint due to a power unit problem and later encountered a gearbox failure during Grand Prix qualifying, while his teammate Max Verstappen excelled throughout the event.
Hadjar expressed his concerns about the Sprint races at street circuits like Singapore and Monaco, questioning the decision to introduce a Monaco Sprint in 2027. Other drivers, including Lewis Hamilton, Max Verstappen, and Charles Leclerc, echoed similar sentiments, suggesting that the Sprint format does not add value to races held on city tracks. Fernando Alonso also commented on the need for changes to the format, hinting at the influence of top teams in decision-making.newsonf1.comSun 11 Oct · 04:26 UTCvia newsonf1.comLando Norris faces backlash over Singapore Sprint clashLando Norris has apologised for his collision with Oscar Piastri during the Singapore Sprint, but has received criticism for his sarcastic responses in post-race interviews. The incident occurred on the final lap, leading to further scrutiny of Norris's attitude following the race.newsonf1.comSun 11 Oct · 04:25 UTC
via f1technical.netWhat Is going wrong with Isack Hadjar’s Red Bull in Singapore?Max Verstappen continued his strong performance at the Singapore Grand Prix by securing pole position, marking the 50th of his career. However, Isack Hadjar faced significant challenges, unable to set a time in qualifying due to a gearbox problem that compounded earlier power unit issues, leading to a frustrating weekend for the French driver.
Despite the setbacks for Hadjar, Red Bull's team principal Laurent Mekies praised the mechanics for their efforts to repair the car in time for qualifying. Mekies acknowledged Hadjar's misfortune with repeated technical problems and expressed confidence in his ability to recover during the race, although starting from the back of the grid presents a considerable challenge at the Marina Bay circuit.
f1technical.netSat 10 Oct · 22:00 UTC
via gpfans.comMax Verstappen admits he considered retirement this yearMax Verstappen has disclosed that he contemplated retiring from Formula 1 earlier this year. The four-time world champion expressed his frustrations that led him to consider stepping away from the sport.gpfans.comSat 10 Oct · 19:57 UTC
via f1oversteer.comOscar Piastri was ‘playing with fire’ in two corners during Singapore Grand Prix qualifyingOscar Piastri will begin the Singapore Grand Prix from the third row, next to his teammate Lando Norris. Despite a solid qualifying performance, Piastri was cautioned about his risky driving, particularly at the exit of Turns 18 and 19, where he was said to be 'playing with fire'. This warning came after a collision between the two McLaren drivers in the sprint race, which cost the team eight points.
Max Verstappen secured pole position during qualifying, while Piastri's performance drew attention from commentator Alice Cooper, who highlighted the dangers of running wide on the bumpy track. With rain potentially affecting the race, Piastri is determined to avoid further mishaps and believes McLaren is competitive with Ferrari, setting the stage for an exciting race.f1oversteer.comSat 10 Oct · 19:00 UTC
via RacingNews365Max Verstappen wins Sprint and secures pole in SingaporeMax Verstappen achieved a dominant performance at the Marina Bay Street Circuit, winning the Sprint and claiming pole position for the Singapore Grand Prix. Meanwhile, McLaren faced a significant setback with a collision that was described as 'not acceptable'.RacingNews365Sat 10 Oct · 18:30 UTC
via PlanetF1Max Verstappen urges Red Bull to investigate performanceMax Verstappen has requested that Red Bull conduct an investigation into their ongoing performance issues following the recent races in Malaysia and Singapore. This weekend marks a significant milestone for Verstappen as he competes in his 250th Formula 1 Grand Prix and celebrates his 50th pole position.PlanetF1+ 1 moreSat 10 Oct · 18:13 UTC
via BBC SportVerstappen building major momentum as 'no-one very happy' at McLarenMax Verstappen secured pole position for the Singapore Grand Prix after winning the sprint race earlier in the day. He is looking to build on his recent momentum, having won the previous race in Malaysia and achieved several podium finishes in recent events. Verstappen faces competition from Ferrari's Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton, but he is focused on converting his pole position into a race victory.
In contrast, McLaren faced a challenging day as Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri collided during the sprint race, leading to Piastri's retirement and Norris finishing in eighth place. Team principal Andrea Stella expressed his disappointment over the incident, emphasising the importance of team interests. McLaren currently sits third in the constructors' championship, only 11 points ahead of Red Bull.
BBC SportSat 10 Oct · 17:46 UTC
via RacingNews365Max Verstappen joins ultra-rare F1 club with landmark Singapore achievementMax Verstappen has become the fifth driver in Formula 1 history to secure 50 pole positions, achieving this feat during the Singapore Grand Prix. He clinched the pole by narrowly beating Ferrari's Charles Leclerc, marking a significant milestone in his career as he starts from the front for the first time at Marina Bay.
This achievement places Verstappen among legends of the sport, with only Lewis Hamilton, Michael Schumacher, Ayrton Senna, and Sebastian Vettel ahead of him in the all-time pole position rankings. Collectively, these five drivers account for a substantial percentage of all poles in Formula 1 history.RacingNews365Sat 10 Oct · 17:30 UTC