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Racing Bulls to make driver decision 'in the coming weeks'

Racing Bulls will settle on their driver line-up for the 2027 season “in the coming weeks” according to Team Principal Alan Permane, who is still working to decide between three major contenders. Every team except Racing Bulls and Haas have announced that they will stick with their current pairings heading into next year, bringing greater focus onto whether the Faenza-based outfit will offer new deals to Liam Lawson and Arvid Lindblad....

OFFICIAL GRID: Who starts where for the Singapore Grand Prix

Max Verstappen will start Singapore’s famous night race from pole position for the first time, after the Red Bull driver edged out Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc by just a tenth of a second in Qualifying around the Marina Bay Street Circuit. Hot on their heels at lights-out will be Lewis Hamilton in the second Ferrari and the Mercedes of championship leader Kimi Antonelli, followed by the McLarens of Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri....

Verstappen seals commanding Singapore victory

Max Verstappen put in an assured drive to take victory in the Singapore Grand Prix, the Red Bull driver holding the lead throughout the hot and humid encounter to seal his first-ever Grand Prix win at the Marina Bay Street Circuit. After defending against Charles Leclerc into the first corner, Verstappen ensured that he emerged in P1 and, while the Ferrari initially remained on his tail, the four-time World Champion soon built up a significant gap at the front....

Verstappen thrilled with first Singapore win at 10th attempt

Max Verstappen expressed his pride and satisfaction after claiming a long-awaited Singapore Grand Prix win - the result coming in the Dutchman’s 10th attempt. Verstappen had scored four podium finishes around the Marina Bay Street Circuit in previous years, including back-to-back P2 results in 2024 and 2025, but victory eluded him. That was until this weekend, where he proved to be the class of the field across the Sprint and main Grand Prix, with P1 on Sunday night meaning from the current F1 calendar, he has only yet to win at the new-for-2026 Madring....

Verstappen your Singapore Driver of the Day after dominant win

His first-ever Grand Prix win in Singapore, but his fifth consecutive Driver of the Day triumph - Max Verstappen was simply untouchable around Marina Bay as he and a resurgent Red Bull powered to glory over Ferrari and Mercedes. It capped off a superb weekend for Verstappen, as the four-time World Champion added race victory to his Sprint win, having started from P1 for both. Perhaps no surprise then that he secured your vote....

Leclerc ‘gave it all’ to secure P2 in Singapore

Charles Leclerc felt that he “gave it all” during his drive to second place at the Singapore Grand Prix and was left with no regrets, but suggested that Ferrari are still lacking pace compared to rival teams. Although he came close to snatching the lead from Max Verstappen at lights out, he was squeezed to the inside and bailed out of committing to an overtake, forcing him to remain tucked behind the Dutchman throughout the first stint....

Norris 'not happy with a P4' finish in Singapore GP

Lando Norris admits that he is “not happy with a P4” finish in the Singapore Grand Prix, with the reigning World Champion demanding more from McLaren as they “want to fight for wins”. The Briton was left fifth on the grid for the 62-lap race on the streets of Marina Bay, a position he retained through the opening phase as he closely followed Kimi Antonelli’s Mercedes and Lewis Hamilton’s Ferrari....

Antonelli reacts as Singapore P3 puts him on brink of title

Kimi Antonelli amusingly appeared to be taken by surprise when informed that his podium finish in the Singapore Grand Prix has put him on the brink of clinching this year’s World Championship title. Antonelli’s top-three result, combined with Mercedes team mate George Russell’s run to ninth place from the back of the grid, means the Italian is now 102 points clear at the top of the standings. With six rounds remaining, and 150 points still up for grabs, Antonelli can put the title beyond doubt if he leaves the next round at Austin’s Circuit of The Americas 125 points or more ahead of his nearest rival....

Russell rues ‘difficult’ Singapore GP as ‘story of season’

George Russell was left feeling that his Singapore Grand Prix weekend had been the “story of the season” for him after facing a “very difficult” drive from the back of the field in Sunday’s race, the Mercedes man eventually crossing the line in ninth. Having crashed out of the lead during Saturday’s Sprint, Russell’s woes continued at the Marina Bay Street Circuit as he served a grid penalty for taking on new power unit components following his retirement last time out in Malaysia....