Norris coasts to victory in Singapore ahead of Verstappen

McLaren’s Lando Norris dominated the Singapore Grand Prix to take a further chunk out of Max Verstappen’s advantage in the championship. Verstappen, who finished a distant second in his Red Bull, is now 52 points ahead of the Briton with six races remaining. Norris’ McLaren team-mate Oscar Piastri finished third from fifth on the grid, passing both Mercedes drivers on track after a later pit stop.

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Norris shines brightest to take pole in Singapore

Lando Norris took pole position from championship leader Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton in a dramatic qualifying for the Singapore Grand Prix. Norris, who trails Verstappen by 59 points in the championship, beat his rival by 0.203s as Q3 all came down to one lap due to a crash from Ferrari’s Carlos Sainz at the final corner. Charles Lecerc saw a his lap time deleted leaving the two Ferrari’s starting from the fifth row.

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Sensational Sainz holds off Norris and Hamilton to win Singapore Grand Prix

Carlos Sainz won the Singapore Grand Prix with a controlled drive for Ferrari that ended Max Verstappen and Red Bull’s winning run. Sainz led McLaren’s Lando Norris and Mercedes’ Lewis Hamilton nose to tail across the line after George Russell crashed out of third place on the last lap. It is the Spaniard’s second win in F1.

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Sainz shines to take pole position in Singapore

Ferrari’s Carlos Sainz edged out George Russell’s Mercedes for pole position as Max Verstappen qualified 11th at the Singapore Grand Prix. Verstappen swore over the team radio as he struggled with his unexpectedly uncompetitive Red Bull, which threatens to end his record-breaking run of wins. Sainz beat Russell by 0.072 seconds while the Englishman was just 0.007secs ahead of Charles Leclerc’s Ferrari.

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Perez holds off Leclerc to win chaotic Singapore Grand Prix

Red Bull’s Sergio Perez held off the Ferrari of Charles Leclerc to win a chaotic rain delayed Singapore Grand Prix. The Mexican pipped the Monegasque into turn one and held off a late charge to take the fourth victory of his career. Leclerc’s Ferrari teammate Carlos Sainz finished third with Championship leader Max Verstappen seventh.

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