via f1oversteer.comJenson Button ‘really respects’ Lewis Hamilton’s gesture straight after Singapore GP disappointmentLewis Hamilton faced disappointment at the Singapore Grand Prix, finishing sixth after starting third on an alternative strategy with medium tyres. His decision to make an early pit stop did not pay off, leading to him losing positions to Kimi Antonelli, Lando Norris, and Oscar Piastri. After the race, Hamilton acknowledged his mistake and apologised to his team for the strategy, stating he lost valuable points.
Jenson Button, Hamilton's former teammate, expressed his respect for Hamilton's immediate apology, believing it was the best course of action to shield the team from criticism. Button dismissed any notions of distrust between Hamilton and Ferrari, noting that Hamilton wanted to take control of the race. Despite the setback, Ferrari remains in a strong position in the constructors' championship, leading McLaren by 105 points.
f1oversteer.comSun 11 Oct · 14:51 UTC
via RaceFansKimi Antonelli aims for F1 title at US Grand PrixKimi Antonelli has expressed confidence in his ability to clinch the Formula 1 world championship at the upcoming United States Grand Prix. The Mercedes driver, who currently leads the championship standings, is focused on maintaining his mindset as he approaches this crucial race.
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via RaceFansHamilton apologises to Ferrari for Singapore strategyLewis Hamilton has apologised to Ferrari for his decision not to pit during the Virtual Safety Car period at the Singapore Grand Prix. Hamilton acknowledged that the strategy call was his own and described it as a 'painful lesson' after finishing in sixth place.RaceFans+ 5 moreSun 11 Oct · 14:06 UTC27
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 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.f1oversteer.com+ 1 moreSun 11 Oct · 13:46 UTC
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.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 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.
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via Motorsport WeekLando Norris criticises McLaren's performance in SingaporeLando Norris expressed frustration with the McLaren MCL40 after finishing fourth at the Singapore Grand Prix, describing it as 'not quick enough' and 'impossible' to drive. He also highlighted difficulties during qualifying, where he lined up fifth, citing the car's unpredictability.
Motorsport WeekSat 10 Oct · 17:05 UTC
via Sky Sports F1Can Ferraris work together to beat Verstappen at Singapore GP?Lewis Hamilton has stated that Ferrari will do everything possible to secure a victory against Max Verstappen in the upcoming Singapore Grand Prix. Verstappen, who has secured pole position, will face competition from both Hamilton and Charles Leclerc, who qualified second and third respectively. The race is crucial for all three drivers as they aim for their second wins of the 2026 season.
Hamilton expressed confidence in his car's performance and the importance of a strong start, especially given the challenging overtaking conditions at the Marina Bay Street Circuit. Leclerc indicated that the two Ferrari drivers might need to collaborate strategically during the race to maximize their chances against Verstappen, who is aware of his recent struggles with race starts. The Singapore GP is scheduled to begin at 1pm on Sunday, October 11.
Sky Sports F1Sat 10 Oct · 16:59 UTC
via Motorsport WeekMax Verstappen claims pole for Singapore Grand PrixMax Verstappen secured pole position for the Singapore Grand Prix, marking his 50th career pole in Formula 1. The Red Bull driver expressed the need for one crucial detail to improve his chances of victory during the race.Motorsport Week+ 2 moreSat 10 Oct · 16:45 UTCvia RaceFansHamilton admits set-up change spoiled car balance after missing out on pole position | Formula 1Lewis Hamilton disclosed that a last-minute set-up change negatively impacted his performance during the final part of qualifying for the Singapore Grand Prix. Despite being the fastest in the first two qualifying sessions, he ultimately finished third in Q3, missing out on pole position.
Hamilton expressed that the car felt great in the earlier sessions, but the adjustments made to increase downforce led to a balance issue. He acknowledged the hard work of his team and mechanics but noted that the changes tipped the car's balance over the edge, affecting his final qualifying laps.RaceFansSat 10 Oct · 16:41 UTC
via Motorsport.comLewis Hamilton blames setup change for Singapore qualifyingLewis Hamilton has identified a crucial setup change that he believes cost him pole position during qualifying for the 2026 Singapore Grand Prix. The Scuderia Ferrari driver described the moment as a 'knife-edge' mistake that led to a disappointing outcome.Motorsport.com+ 6 moreSat 10 Oct · 16:10 UTC
via RacingNews365Lewis Hamilton plans Ferrari strategy against VerstappenLewis Hamilton has indicated that he and Charles Leclerc may collaborate strategically to impede Max Verstappen's chances at the Singapore Grand Prix. Verstappen has yet to win at this circuit, prompting Hamilton's tactical approach.RacingNews365+ 1 moreSat 10 Oct · 14:56 UTC
via RaceFans2026 Singapore Grand Prix qualifying results announcedThe starting grid for the 2026 Singapore Grand Prix has been confirmed following the qualifying session. Notable performances and surprises have shaped the order for the race at the Marina Bay Street Circuit.RaceFans+ 4 moreSat 10 Oct · 14:33 UTC
via f1oversteer.comMax Verstappen wins Singapore Grand Prix from pole positionMax Verstappen secured a commanding victory at the Singapore Grand Prix, marking his first win at this venue. The Red Bull driver converted his pole position into a dominant performance, with Charles Leclerc finishing in second place.Pit Lane Daily EditorialSat 10 Oct · 14:30 UTC40
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.PlanetF1Sat 10 Oct · 13:07 UTC
via Motorsport.comLewis Hamilton calls for Singapore track changes: “Would have been the most boring race without rain”Lewis Hamilton has called for changes to the Singapore track to enhance overtaking opportunities, stating that the recent sprint race was only exciting due to wet conditions. He noted that the current layout makes it difficult for drivers to overtake, suggesting the addition of a longer straight to improve racing dynamics.
Hamilton's comments were echoed by fellow drivers Max Verstappen and Charles Leclerc, who also expressed concerns about holding sprint races on tracks where overtaking is nearly impossible. They highlighted that the current regulations and track designs do not facilitate competitive racing, advocating for a reevaluation of venues chosen for sprint events.Motorsport.comSat 10 Oct · 12:55 UTC
via gpfans.comLance Stroll gives three-word interview after new Aston Martin nightmare at F1 Singapore Grand PrixLance Stroll and Aston Martin experienced another challenging day at the Singapore Grand Prix, marked by a significant software issue that impacted their qualifying performance. Stroll was unable to improve his lap time due to the failure to reactivate Overtake Mode after a red flag, resulting in his elimination from the session.
In a brief post-session interview, Stroll managed only three words, expressing his feelings about the situation. Despite the disappointment, he maintained a positive demeanor, leaving the interview with a smile. The team is now contemplating whether to protest the circumstances surrounding their qualifying performance.
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via Formula1.comHamilton delighted with ‘mega start’ in Singapore SprintLewis Hamilton expressed his delight after finishing P2 in the Singapore Sprint, having started from P6. He executed an impressive start in wet conditions, overtaking multiple drivers and benefiting from George Russell's early retirement to secure his podium position, finishing just behind Max Verstappen.
Charles Leclerc, Hamilton's teammate at Ferrari, finished P3 but faced challenges with his intermediate tyres, leading to complaints about degradation. Despite these issues, Leclerc managed to fend off late challenges from McLaren drivers Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris, who collided on the final lap, allowing Leclerc to maintain his podium finish.
Formula1.comSat 10 Oct · 12:01 UTC
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 Motorsport.comLewis Hamilton celebrates breakthrough in push for African Grand PrixFormula 1 is making a significant return to the African continent, with Rwanda confirmed as the host for a Grand Prix by the 2030 season. This announcement marks the first race in Africa since 1993 and has surprised many in the motorsport community, especially as it bypasses the historic Kyalami Grand Prix Circuit in South Africa.
Lewis Hamilton, the seven-time world champion and Ferrari driver, has been a strong advocate for an African race, stating that it is essential for the Formula 1 calendar. South Africa's sports minister, Gayton McKenzie, acknowledged Rwanda's successful bid while expressing hope that South Africa could still secure a race before 2030, emphasizing that the continent deserves more than one event.Motorsport.comSat 10 Oct · 11:03 UTC
via RacingNews3651 videoLando Norris takes responsibility for Singapore clashLando Norris has admitted he made a mistake during the Singapore Grand Prix sprint race, where he collided with his McLaren teammate Oscar Piastri. The driver acknowledged that his aggressive overtaking attempt let down the team and has since apologised for the incident.RacingNews365+ 13 moreSat 10 Oct · 10:30 UTC63