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via PlanetF1RUMOURHaas 2027 decision a two-horse race between Jack Doohan and Rafa CamaraHaas is nearing a decision on its 2027 Formula 1 driver line-up, with Jack Doohan and Rafa Camara emerging as the primary contenders following Esteban Ocon's departure. Ayao Komatsu, the team principal, has stated that all options remain open, although sources suggest that Camara was initially the favourite for the seat. Doohan's recent performances have reignited interest in his candidacy, making the competition a two-horse race.
The team conducted tests with various candidates, which helped narrow the field. Komatsu emphasised that the decision will be based on performance rather than commercial considerations, despite the potential benefits of signing a Ferrari-backed driver like Camara. A final announcement regarding the driver line-up is anticipated after the Singapore Grand Prix, potentially before the upcoming United States Grand Prix.
PlanetF1Sat 10 Oct · 19:00 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.comLewis Hamilton identifies qualifying mistake in SingaporeLewis Hamilton has revealed that a setup change during qualifying for the Singapore Grand Prix led to his missed opportunity for pole position. The Mercedes driver noted that he was close to unlocking a competitive performance but ultimately fell short due to a specific adjustment.
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via Formula1.comLeclerc reveals ‘misjudgement’ that cost him Singapore poleCharles Leclerc expressed disappointment after narrowly missing pole position for the Singapore Grand Prix, attributing his performance to mistakes and misjudgements during Qualifying. He qualified second, just behind Max Verstappen, and noted that he believed there was more potential in his Ferrari despite the struggles he faced in Q1 and Q2.
Lewis Hamilton, who qualified third, echoed similar sentiments about his performance, citing issues with oversteer and misjudgements that affected his final lap. Both drivers acknowledged the strength of Red Bull and expressed optimism about their chances in the race, aiming to work together as a team to challenge Verstappen.
Formula1.comSat 10 Oct · 16:09 UTC
via RacingNews365Charles Leclerc reveals 'weird' Ferrari issue in Max Verstappen defeatCharles Leclerc disclosed that his Ferrari experienced a "weird" brake issue during the qualifying session for the Singapore Grand Prix, which contributed to his second-place finish. He qualified just 0.054 seconds behind Max Verstappen, who secured pole position with a time of 1m 31.373. Lewis Hamilton finished third, showcasing a strong performance for Ferrari.
Leclerc faced difficulties in the early stages of qualifying but managed to put together a competitive lap in Q3. He acknowledged that his mistakes, rather than a lack of pace, ultimately cost him the chance to take pole. Additionally, he mentioned that he and Hamilton had made some adjustments to their car setups throughout the weekend.
RacingNews365Sat 10 Oct · 15:07 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 RaceFans55 videosVerstappen secures pole position for Singapore Grand PrixMax Verstappen achieved pole position for the 2026 Singapore Grand Prix, driving for Red Bull Racing. He outpaced Ferrari's Charles Leclerc and Mercedes' Lewis Hamilton in the qualifying session.
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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 Formula1.comMax Verstappen warns Red Bull over race start issuesMax Verstappen expressed concerns about Red Bull's race start performance following his victory in the Singapore Grand Prix Sprint. The four-time world champion highlighted that a poor start could jeopardise their chances in the main race.Formula1.com+ 3 moreSat 10 Oct · 11:44 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 gpfans.comKim Kardashian supports Lewis Hamilton at Singapore GPKim Kardashian made a surprise appearance at the Formula 1 Singapore Grand Prix to cheer on her boyfriend, Lewis Hamilton. She was seen in the Ferrari garage during the event at Marina Bay.
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via Motorsport.comToto Wolff slams “red mist” F1 rule proposal but warns of massive talent crisisToto Wolff, the team principal of Mercedes-AMG Petronas, has publicly rejected a proposal by Williams team principal James Vowles for a sliding scale in Formula 1's budget cap. Wolff likened the idea to the controversial Balance of Performance metrics used in endurance racing, expressing concerns about the implications of adjusting spending based on championship positions. He praised the FIA for maintaining a level playing field without political interference.
While opposing the proposed financial adjustments, Wolff highlighted a significant issue facing the sport: the suppression of salaries due to the budget cap, which is causing elite engineering talent to leave for more lucrative opportunities in other industries. He suggested that a dedicated salary bracket within the cost cap could help retain top talent, while McLaren's Zak Brown argued that the current financial framework is effective, as evidenced by smaller teams achieving success.Motorsport.comSat 10 Oct · 09:32 UTC
via Motorsport Week1 videoMax Verstappen wins 2026 Singapore Grand Prix sprintMax Verstappen secured victory in the sprint race at the 2026 Singapore Grand Prix, held at the Marina Bay Circuit. The win allowed Andrea Kimi Antonelli to extend his drivers' championship lead to 89 points over George Russell.
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via RacingNews365Pit lane start confirmed for Singapore Sprint after late change madeCarlos Sainz will begin the Singapore Grand Prix Sprint from the pit lane due to suspension adjustments made by Williams under parc ferme conditions. He qualified last in a challenging session, finishing P22, while his teammate Alex Albon managed to qualify P19. Sainz faced multiple issues, including brake problems and a lock-up during his flying lap, which hindered his performance.
The Sprint race will be 21 laps long, and starting from the pit lane presents a significant challenge for Sainz. Additionally, an Overtake Mode issue during qualifying affected several drivers, with Sainz noting that this power disparity likely cost him valuable time. Williams aims to gather useful data from the Sprint ahead of the main race on Saturday.RacingNews365Sat 10 Oct · 08:02 UTC
via f1technical.netLeclerc admits Ferrari lacks pace to fight Red Bull, Mercedes and McLaren in SingaporeCharles Leclerc has stated that Ferrari is currently unable to compete with leading teams like Red Bull, Mercedes, and McLaren, despite securing third place on the grid for the Sprint at the Singapore Grand Prix. He believes the team has maximised its performance but acknowledges a decline in competitiveness over recent races, particularly when switching to soft tyres during qualifying.
Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur confirmed that the medium tyres performed better than the softs during the session. He praised Leclerc's efforts but noted that Lewis Hamilton faced difficulties, qualifying sixth. Vasseur anticipates that the Sprint will provide valuable insights for the remainder of the weekend, as Ferrari continues to seek improvements in their performance.
f1technical.netFri 9 Oct · 22:00 UTC
via Formula1.comVerstappen shows strong form in Singapore Sprint QualifyingMax Verstappen demonstrated impressive pace during Sprint Qualifying at the Singapore Grand Prix, positioning himself as a formidable contender. Both Mercedes teams were highlighted as significant players in the event, with various drivers sharing their insights on the action at the Marina Bay Street Circuit.Formula1.com+ 1 moreFri 9 Oct · 18:09 UTC
via Motorsport.comMax Verstappen secures pole for Singapore Grand PrixMax Verstappen has claimed pole position for the Singapore Grand Prix after a strong performance in qualifying. The Red Bull driver topped the timesheets, continuing his impressive form following a recent victory.Motorsport.comFri 9 Oct · 18:06 UTC
via f1oversteer.comJolyon Palmer has seen proof Lewis Hamilton is finally taking ‘risks’ with his driving at FerrariLewis Hamilton's recent performance in Malaysia has drawn praise from Jolyon Palmer, who noted that Hamilton is finally taking risks with his driving in the Ferrari. Despite not winning the race, Hamilton's confidence and instinctive racing were highlighted, particularly during qualifying where he showcased significant improvements.
Palmer remarked that Hamilton's ability to handle late braking and risky moves indicates a newfound trust in his car. This shift in Hamilton's approach comes after a challenging previous season, and as he prepares for the Singapore Grand Prix, there is optimism that he can continue this momentum and potentially secure another podium finish.
f1oversteer.comFri 9 Oct · 18:00 UTC
via F1iSingapore GP: Friday's action in picturesMax Verstappen achieved sprint pole position at the Singapore Grand Prix with an impressive final lap, outperforming George Russell who finished in second place. Charles Leclerc from Ferrari completed the top three, setting the stage for an exciting race at Marina Bay.
This sprint qualifying marks a significant moment in the 2026 Formula 1 World Championship, highlighting Verstappen's strong form as he continues to build on his recent successes. The anticipation for the main race on Saturday remains high as teams prepare for the challenges ahead.
F1iFri 9 Oct · 17:30 UTC
via gpfans.comLewis Hamilton accepts blame for Ferrari's Singapore errorLewis Hamilton has acknowledged his role in what he described as the 'wrong' decision regarding the timing of their sprint qualifying at the Singapore Grand Prix. The incident has drawn attention to the strategic choices made by Ferrari during the event.gpfans.comFri 9 Oct · 16:58 UTC
via F1iLewis Hamilton takes blame for Singapore Sprint qualifyingLewis Hamilton acknowledged that he made an incorrect decision regarding Ferrari's run plan during the Singapore Sprint qualifying. Despite a strong performance in Bahrain the previous weekend, Hamilton felt disappointed with his results in Singapore.F1i+ 2 moreFri 9 Oct · 16:51 UTC
via Motorsport.comLewis Hamilton admits to qualifying mistake in SingaporeLewis Hamilton has acknowledged that he made the 'wrong choice' regarding the run plan during the SQ3 session of the Singapore Grand Prix qualifying. Despite Hamilton's struggles, Scuderia Ferrari's Charles Leclerc secured a strong position with a 1-2 finish in the second phase of qualifying.Motorsport.comFri 9 Oct · 16:06 UTC
via Formula1.comFerrari 'not fast enough' in Sprint Qualifying – LeclercCharles Leclerc expressed disappointment after finishing third in the Sprint Qualifying for the Singapore Grand Prix, stating that Ferrari was "just not fast enough to fight" for pole position. He noted that he achieved the maximum possible time but acknowledged that the team is still behind leading competitors like Red Bull, Mercedes, and McLaren.
Lewis Hamilton, Leclerc's teammate, qualified sixth and felt frustrated with his performance. He mentioned that he had shown good pace in earlier sessions but struggled with oversteer during his final lap. Hamilton attributed his issues to a different run plan and the car's handling, which ultimately affected his qualifying result.Formula1.comFri 9 Oct · 15:33 UTC
via Motorsport WeekMax Verstappen claims unexpected pole in Singapore SprintMax Verstappen of Red Bull Racing secured pole position for the Formula 1 Singapore Grand Prix Sprint race, narrowly beating George Russell. The result comes amid an investigation into an incident during the qualifying session.Motorsport Week+ 1 moreFri 9 Oct · 15:30 UTC