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The start of Formula 1's 2022 Singapore Grand Prix has been delayed after torrential rain hit the island city just over an hour before the race's scheduled ...

But after catching the eye outside of the F1 sphere, before his stunning impromptu grand prix debut in Italy, will it lead to a delayed full-time race seat? The new plan will allow the series to pump up the volume The Australian rising star is fast, consistent, confident, adaptable and has shown excellent racecraft, but there’s already a taint to his reputation.

The race runs 61 laps at Marina Bay Street Circuit in Singapore. The course is 5.063 km (3.146 miles) in length, which makes for a total race length of 308.706 ...

A poor finish in qualifying has Verstappen starting eighth in the race while Leclerc claimed the pole position. Sebastian Vettel won the last running of the Singapore Grand Prix in 2019. The race runs 61 laps at Marina Bay Street Circuit in Singapore.

Ferrari driver Charles Leclerc was starting from pole position with runaway championship leader Max Verstappen going from eighth place after a team blunder in ...

The start of the Singapore Grand Prix has been delayed by more than one hour to clear water off the Formula One track following heavy rainfall.

Ferrari driver Charles Leclerc was starting from pole position with runaway championship leader Max Verstappen going from eighth place after a team blunder in qualifying cost him pole. (1305 GMT) local time. (1200 GMT) start time was pushed back with the formation lap set to start at 9:05 p.m.

The start procedure of Formula 1's 2022 Singapore Grand Prix has been delayed after torrential rain hit the island city just over an hour before the race's ...

But after catching the eye outside of the F1 sphere, before his stunning impromptu grand prix debut in Italy, will it lead to a delayed full-time race seat? The new plan will allow the series to pump up the volume The Australian rising star is fast, consistent, confident, adaptable and has shown excellent racecraft, but there’s already a taint to his reputation.

After a two-week hiatus, F1 returns for an action-packed weekend in Singapore as Max Verstappen looks to claim his second successive world championship ...

If the rain stops now and the track begins to dry out before the race begins, is it a risky move onto the slicks or a safe choice of intermediates? 35 minutes to lights out: The pit lane is open and the cars make their way to the grid. Sainz also jumps Hamilton into P3 whilst Verstappen got bogged down from the off and is down to P12.2 mins to lights out: We're finally off for the formation lap ahead of the 2022 Singapore Grand Prix! Get ready for plenty of drama in this one given the conditions. Lap 3: Verstappen gets past Magnussen and then he slides down the inside of Stroll with perfect precision to move up to P10. Lap 23: Russell is the first to gamble and he's onto a medium set of tyres. Lap 5: Perez and Leclerc have already pulled out a huge lead in this race with Sainz in P3 already sitting over 5 seconds back from his teammate in P2. Lap 12: Further down the order, Verstappen gets past both Vettel and Gasly to move up to P7. Lap 44: DRS is finally enabled for the first time in this race and here comes Leclerc! Lap 35: Hamilton is in and it's a long stop given his change of front wing. Lap 51: Perez is now absolutely flying at the front of this race as he sits 2.9 seconds ahead of Leclerc. Before I've even had to chance to post that, he's past the Frenchman and now up into P9.

Red Bull's Sergio Perez won the Singapore Grand Prix at Marina Bay on Sunday, a rain-delayed race punctuated by safety cars for multiple crashes and ...

But after catching the eye outside of the F1 sphere, before his stunning impromptu grand prix debut in Italy, will it lead to a delayed full-time race seat? The new plan will allow the series to pump up the volume The Australian rising star is fast, consistent, confident, adaptable and has shown excellent racecraft, but there’s already a taint to his reputation.

Max Verstappen's Formula One title celebrations were put on hold after the Red Bull driver placed seventh at a chaotic Singapore Grand Prix, ...

"I pushed all the way, the bad start set us on the back foot and after that it was really difficult to race," Leclerc said. Lewis Hamilton made a rare mistake on Lap 33 and thudded his Mercedes into the crash barrier. "(It was) incredibly messy." Verstappen made a mistake after the second safety car restart, following AlphaTauri driver Yuki Tsunoda's crash on Lap 36. "I think it's nice for Max to get it in Japan," Perez said. I gave everything for the win today."

En 2021, Max Verstappen se coronó campeón de la Fórmula 1 gracias a su sobrepaso a Lewis Hamilton en la última vuelta del último Gran Premio del año.

Además, en el canal DAZN F1 de Movistar también se podrá seguir la competición en directo y a la carta. En Estados Unidos, las señales de ESPN y ESPN 2 transmitirán todos los eventos que sucedan en Singapur. En 2021, Max Verstappen se coronó campeón de la Fórmula 1 gracias a su sobrepaso a Lewis Hamilton en la última vuelta del último Gran Premio del año.

Red Bull's Sergio Perez beat Ferrari driver Charles Leclerc in an action-packed 2022 Formula 1 Singapore Grand Prix, where Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen ...

But after catching the eye outside of the F1 sphere, before his stunning impromptu grand prix debut in Italy, will it lead to a delayed full-time race seat? The new plan will allow the series to pump up the volume The Australian rising star is fast, consistent, confident, adaptable and has shown excellent racecraft, but there’s already a taint to his reputation.

Red Bull driver Sergio Perez hailed the best performance of his F1 career to date as he controlled an “intense” Singapore Grand Prix to beat Ferrari rival ...

[READ MORE: Perez holds off Leclerc to win rollercoaster 2022 Singapore Grand Prix as Verstappen settles for 7th](https://www.formula1.com/en/latest/article.perez-holds-off-leclerc-to-win-rollercoaster-2022-singapore-grand-prix-as.6fJ3Awe6YmTCf7KSqI2IVG.html) They just told me I was under investigation, [and] to increase the gap, so that is what we did.” I pushed [and] I gave everything for the win today,” said Perez. All in all, [it was] a fantastic day.” The last few laps were so intense. [but got the jump on Leclerc](https://www.formula1.com/en/latest/article.watch-enjoy-the-race-start-at-marina-bay-as-perez-gets-the-jump-on-leclerc.7owlh0W3U9LVDjbifkP6FD.html) as the action began and never looked back – leading the way as initially wet conditions transitioned to dry.

Después de 17 carreras así queda el campeonato de pilotos, donde el líder sigue siendo Max Verstappen con 341 puntos; en segundo, Charles Leclerc, ...

Estas son las combinaciones que necesita. Foto de: Zak Mauger / Motorsport Images Entre los equipos, Red Bull es líder seguido por Ferrari y Mercedes. Foto de: Simon Galloway / Motorsport Images Foto de: Andy Hone / Motorsport Images Foto de: Glenn Dunbar / Motorsport Images Foto de: Carl Bingham / Motorsport Images

Max Verstappen's Formula One title celebrations were put on hold after the Red Bull driver placed seventh at a chaotic Singapore Grand Prix, ...

Lewis Hamilton made a rare mistake on Lap 33 and thudded his Mercedes into the crash barrier. Verstappen made a mistake after the second safety car restart, following AlphaTauri driver Yuki Tsunoda's crash on Lap 36. “A difficult race, a good night’s sleep and we will get ready for Japan.” I gave everything for the win today.” “I think it's nice for Max to get it in Japan," Perez said. “The last few laps was so intense I didn’t feel it that much in the car but when I got out I felt it.

Sergio Pérez logró la victoria en la pista en el GP de Singapur de Fórmula 1, pero el piloto mexicano se encuentra bajo investigación por una posible ...

La carrera se reinició en la 40° vuelta con Pérez al frente y Verstappen intentando un arriesgado adelantamiento sobre Norris que le hizo bloquear fuertemente sus neumáticos delanteros e irse fuera en la escapatoria de la curva 7. El de [Williams](https://lat.motorsport.com/team/williams/25737/) tampoco pudo continuar y se retiró en los pits. Fue una apuesta ya que el joven piloto británico se encontraba 15° en el clasificador atascado detrás de [Valtteri Bottas](https://lat.motorsport.com/driver/valtteri-bottas/466023/) tras salir desde el pitlane. [debido a una fuerte tormenta que azotó la ciudad](https://lat.motorsport.com/f1/news/gp-de-singapur-demorado-lluvia-formula1/10378212/), y al momento en que se apagó el semáforo todos los pilotos arrancaron con neumáticos intermedios en sus monoplazas. Sin embargo, el piloto de Red Bull está bajo investigación por una supuesta infracción cometida bajo un coche de seguridad, lo que deja en suspenso de momento el resultado final de la competencia. Leclerc cometería un error en la curva 14 de la vuelta 48, lo que llevado a un récord de vuelta de Pérez de 1m49s500 permitía al mexicano alejarse un segundo y medio del monegasco, quien sin embargo respondía en el giro siguiente con un tiempo de 1m49s177 para mantenerse en la pelea. En la pelea por la victoria, Pérez y Leclerc intercambiaban récord de vuelta con el de Ferrari sin darle respiro al de Red Bull, quien a su vez tenía la mala noticia de que dirección de carrera había tomado nota de una posible una infracción de su parte durante el período de coche de seguridad y luego informaba por la radio que tenía un problema con el comportamiento del motor. [Alexander Albon](https://lat.motorsport.com/driver/alexander-albon/468536/) con las defensas que dejó su alerón delantero sobre la pista, y el segundo apenas una vuelta después del reinicio cuando Alpine perdía a su segundo coche con problemas de motor en el monoplaza de [Esteban Ocon](https://lat.motorsport.com/driver/esteban-ocon/463655/). La bandera verde regresó en la 30° vuelta sin que nadie pase por pits y con Pérez aún al frente con cuatro segundos sobre Leclerc, aunque el de Ferrari se acercaba con un récord de vuelta de 1m56s259 siendo ocho décimas más veloz que el de Red Bull. En la quinta vuelta de carrera Pérez marcaba el récord con 2m00s310 para alejarse a poco más de un segundo de Leclerc, a la vez que Sainz se encontraba a más de seis segundos del líder y Hamilton a nueve segundos, quejándose el de Charles Leclerc llegó segundo, seguido de Carlos Sainz. ["Checo" Pérez tuvo una gran salida desde el segundo lugar y fácilmente adelantó](https://lat.motorsport.com/f1/news/video-checo-perez-salida-gp-singapur-formula1/10378301/) a [Charles Leclerc](https://lat.motorsport.com/driver/charles-leclerc/467889/) en el camino hacia la primera curva, mientras que Lewis Hamilton perdió el tercer lugar a manos de [Carlos Sainz](https://lat.motorsport.com/driver/carlos-sainz/463633/) tras un leve contacto con el español que lo llevó a tener que cortar la segunda curva del circuito.

Sigue los mejores momentos de la carrera en Marina Bay y del piloto mexicano en la 17ma fecha de la Fórmula 1. 7.

La mejor posición de salida para el piloto mexicano en el Marina Bay. La lluvia ha hecho su aparición y el arranque será más complicado, aunque la dirección de carrera podría decidir iniciar con el auto de seguridad. Cuando salió de la calle de pits, casi pierde el Mercedes... Max Verstappen está P9 y no ha podido con el Aston Martin de Sebastian Vettel. Pero el Ferrari de Sainz no se puede acercar a la batalla entre Pérez y Leclerc. Checo Pérez sigue en llanta intermedia con 3 segundos de ventaja sobre Leclerc. Lewis Hamilton está a la cola del Ferrari de Sainz. Se pasó en una frenada Charles Leclerc y le pierde algo de pisada a Pérez. FIA: Checo Pérez será investigado al final de la carrera por el tema del Safety Car. Parece que solo un error le quita la carrera a Checo -a falta de la investigación de FIA-. Cuatro minutos de competencia y 3.6 segundos de Checo a Charles. Checo Pérez gana el Gran Premio de Singapur.

SINGAPORE (AP) — Max Verstappen's Formula One title celebrations were put on hold after the Red Bull driver placed seventh at a chaotic Singapore Grand Prix ...

Lewis Hamilton made a rare mistake on Lap 33 and thudded into the crash barrier. Verstappen made a mistake after the second safety car restart, following AlphaTauri driver Yuki Tsunoda’s crash on Lap 36. Soon after, the leading drivers changed tires in a flurry of stops. The race start was delayed from 8 p.m. That could happen next weekend at the Japanese GP. Verstappen had won the past five races but needed to win here and finish 22 points ahead of Leclerc to be crowned champion for a second straight season.

But it was Sergio Perez who took the checkered flag, and not his teammate Max Verstappen. After rolling out second and taking the lead on the first lap of the ...

The performances from Leclerc and Perez keep their title hopes alive, as Verstappen could not get the series of results he needed to clinch his second-straight F1 championship. I gave everything for the win today”— Formula 1 (@F1) The last three laps were so intense. The results were still unofficial as Perez met with race officials and awaited a decision on any potential penalty. Perez finished more than five seconds ahead of Leclerc, perhaps giving him the cushion he would need as he awaited word from race officials on his potential Safety Car Infringement penalty. On Lap 57, the situation changed for those three. Also coming in were the McLaren drivers, Lando Norris and Daniel Ricciardo, with Ricciardo making the decision to change to soft tires. He was able to quickly recover and pull back out onto the track, having lost just a single position: He was soon locked in a battle to improve his position with AlphaTauri’s Pierre Gasly and Aston Martin’s Vettel. That night, Verstappen was involved in a significant collision with Sebastian Vettel and Kimi Räikköen on the lead lap. Verstappen had a few incidents during the pre-race procedures: Leclerc’s Ferrari teammate Carlos Sainz joined the two on the podium, placing third.

Disfruta de la carrera de F1 de Singapur, con Charles Leclerc en la pole, Checo Pérez segundo y Verstappen teniendo que remontar desde la octava plaza.

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Leclerc parte desde la pole, con Sainz cuarto, Alonso quinto y Verstappen octavo.

Hoy comenzará la carrera desde el pit lane por cambiar la unidad de potencia. Los equipos y la dirección de carrera estudian el estado de la pista para una carrera que se antoja complicada por las condiciones ambientales. El GP de Singapur del Mundial de la F1 en directo

Ferrari, a través de su jefe, Mattia Binotto, indicó que Sergio Pérez cometió dos infracciones y cree que la FIA debería penalizar al mexicano en Singapur.

Hemos sido valientes al ser los primeros en cambiar a los de seco, entre nosotros y Checo [Pérez], pienso que hemos ido bien en seco y en mojado, y eso es lo más positivo del fin de semana". [Artículo Anterior](/f1/news/declaraciones-verstappen-carrera-singapur-2022/10378421/?fbclid=IwAR1Po13hQXaZXXqD6KlRyTeEQEr6Mc8ReK6l4MZOeAsxODuI3JZgM2LZcyo&nrt=54) "El coche ha funcionado bien, tanto en seco como en mojado, ayer en la calificación y hoy en la carrera, así que podemos estar satisfechos, ya que si miramos atrás, en Spa y Zandvoort, fue más difícil", reconoció el jefe de los italianos. Resumen y resultados. "En cuanto a la salida en sí, creo que Charles [Leclerc] reaccionó bien a los semáforos, los procedimientos del coche funcionaron, pero después derrapó porque no tenía suficiente agarre". "Simplemente vamos a esperar, y deseo que pueda cambiar el resultado final de hoy".

Max Verstappen's Formula One title celebration was put on hold after he placed seventh at a chaotic Singapore Grand Prix, won by his teammate Sergio Perez.

Lewis Hamilton made a rare mistake on Lap 33 and thudded his Mercedes into the crash barrier. “I was told to increase the gap, that’s what I did.” Verstappen made a mistake after the second safety car restart, following AlphaTauri driver Yuki Tsunoda’s crash on Lap 36. “A difficult race, a good night’s sleep and we will get ready for Japan.” “I think it’s nice for Max to get it in Japan,“ Perez said. I gave everything for the win today.”

Sergio Perez blamed a 'miscommunication' with the safety car for being investigated for breaching the rules on his way to victory in Formula 1's Singapore ...

But after catching the eye outside of the F1 sphere, before his stunning impromptu grand prix debut in Italy, will it lead to a delayed full-time race seat? The new plan will allow the series to pump up the volume The Australian rising star is fast, consistent, confident, adaptable and has shown excellent racecraft, but there’s already a taint to his reputation.

Charles Leclerc closed the gap on Max Verstappen's lead in the 2022 Formula 1 World Championship after scoring second place in the Singapore Grand Prix, ...

But after catching the eye outside of the F1 sphere, before his stunning impromptu grand prix debut in Italy, will it lead to a delayed full-time race seat? The new plan will allow the series to pump up the volume The Australian rising star is fast, consistent, confident, adaptable and has shown excellent racecraft, but there’s already a taint to his reputation.

Sergio Pérez won for the second time this season with Charles Leclerc second, Max Verstappen seventh and Lewis Hamilton in ninth.

His tyres were shot and he was forced to pit for new rubber and emerged from fifth place in 14th at the back of the field. Yet the win he required was long gone as his teammate closed out his victory with calm assurance. Hamilton stopped, too, for a new front wing and rubber, and Verstappen followed a lap later. This was Pérez’s first win at the Singapore GP and the fourth of his career. He managed to keep going and rejoined in front of Verstappen in fifth but with a damaged front wing. He had a poor start and then dropped places trying too hard to make up a position in the latter stages, making an error that was even more costly.

Sergio Pérez, con Red Bull, logró la victoria en el GP de Singapur de Fórmula 1 pese a recibir una sanción de cinco segundos aplicada después de la carrera.

Estos son los motivos de los comisarios para castigar de esa manera al mexicano. Foto de: Lionel Ng / Motorsport Images La carrera se reinició en la 40° vuelta con Pérez al frente y Verstappen intentando un arriesgado adelantamiento sobre Norris que le hizo bloquear fuertemente sus neumáticos delanteros e irse fuera en la escapatoria de la curva 7. Fue una apuesta ya que el joven piloto británico se encontraba 15° en el clasificador atascado detrás de [Valtteri Bottas](https://lat.motorsport.com/driver/valtteri-bottas/466023/) tras salir desde el pitlane. El de [Williams](https://lat.motorsport.com/team/williams/25737/), que tampoco pudo continuar y se retiró en los pits, [recibió un castigo para la próxima cita en Japón](https://lat.motorsport.com/f1/news/latifi-sancionado-parrilla-salida-gp-japon/10378369/). [debido a una fuerte tormenta que azotó la ciudad](https://lat.motorsport.com/f1/news/gp-de-singapur-demorado-lluvia-formula1/10378212/), y al momento en que se apagó el semáforo todos los pilotos arrancaron con neumáticos intermedios en sus monoplazas. Foto de: Simon Galloway / Motorsport Images [Sergio Pérez](https://lat.motorsport.com/driver/sergio-perez/463641/) alcanzó una categórica victoria este domingo en el circuito de Marina Bay luego de dominar desde el principio al fin tras tomar el primer puesto en los metros iniciales de la carrera. Foto de: Carl Bingham / Motorsport Images Charles Leclerc y Carlos Sainz lo escoltaron en el podio. Foto de: Andy Hone / Motorsport Images Es el segundo triunfo del mexicano este año y el cuarto en la máxima categoría.

The heavy rain and safety cars didn't stop the sparks from flying at the Marina Bay Street Circuit as the championship battle lives to see another grand ...

“So, I was hoping for that and that was what I was working towards but that went all out the fricking window when I locked up. So, my apologies to the team but we live and we learn, and I’ll recover.” He said after the race that he felt he “could do similar times to the guys ahead, but because I was stuck behind [Sainz], I couldn’t. [motorsport.com](https://www.motorsport.com/f1/news/hamilton-wont-punish-himself-for-f1-singapore-gp-mistake/10378490/) after the race, “I knew it was all over from then. I think if I was third I would have would have kept with the guys up ahead.” But in the end, he said Sunday was “incredibly messy.” “I had to box again because of the massive [tire] vibrations, put new tires on and came from last back into the points. “To be honest, first of all I think with Red Bull it seems like we have the upper hand in the first few laps and then they seem to… I was pushing until the gap was like 1.5s, but then when I knew it was 5.1s, I just kind of brought the car home, so the pace wasn’t that representative at the end. The Woking-based team has been battling with Alpine for fourth in the championship, and both Esteban Ocon and Fernando Alonso were forced to retire early from Sunday’s race. As expected, the first lap was critical for the lead battle, and Pérez managed to squeeze past Leclerc. A heavy downpour delayed the Singapore Grand Prix, and even when the race was underway an hour after it was originally scheduled for, drivers had difficulty finding the dry line as it slowly resumed.

Sergio Pérez passed polesitter Charles Leclerc at the start and resisted race-long pressure from the Ferrari driver to take a hard-earned victory at the ...

He was able to continue but dropped to P8 and after pitting to shed flat-spotted tyres for new softs he rejoined in P14. Pérez pitted from the lead and after taking on medium tyres he was able to comfortably rejoin in the lead. After the race the Mexican driver was handed a repirmand and a five-second for falling more than 10 car lengths behind the Safety Car. The Briton was able to carry but fell back between fourth-placed Lando Norris and Verstappen in sixth. In the second decision, the stewards said that the Red Bull driver had ignored a warning from race direction to close the gap and as such was handed the five-second penalty. Behind Vettel, Hamilton finished ninth and the final point on offer went to Pierre Gasly. Following the race he was summoned to the stewards and handed a reprimand and a five-second time penalty for safety car infringements, but with a 7.5s gap to Leclerc, kept his win. Further back Verstappen bogged down at the start and dropped to P12. The Dutchman rose steadily through the order after a poor start but then was forced to battle back from 14th after a late-race lock-up. He was freed on lap 21, however, when Alonso suffered and engine failure and steered his Alpine up an escape road. The Mexican got better traction off the line and powered past Leclerc as they raced towards the first corner. Sergio Pérez passed polesitter Charles Leclerc at the start and resisted race-long pressure from the Ferrari driver to take a hard-earned victory at the Singapore Grand Prix.

Formula 1's return to Singapore was delayed by a pre-race downpour, but once it began a peerless Sergio Perez of Red Bull who triumphed while reigning ...

"We have made it very clear to the FIA on the past two occasions and it’s just like you have your back against the wall. “A disappointing race as we could’ve scored points here realistically, without dreaming of them,” said Haas team principal Guenther Steiner. Conversely, Aston Martin grabbed a large chunk of points as Lance Stroll raced to sixth, with Sebastian Vettel eighth. Lando Norris, already running fourth, converted that position while Daniel Ricciardo vaulted through the order. Esteban Ocon, running outside of the points after an issue left him languishing down the order in qualifying, also suffered an engine failure that halted his A522. From there he had clumsy contact with Valtteri Bottas and Mick Schumacher, in separate incidents, while a premature switch to slicks further compromised his already wounded race. That required an extra trip to the pits, dropping him to eighth, and his pursuit of seventh backfired when an attempt at Sebastian Vettel merely opened the door for Verstappen. It started, of course, yesterday with the big fuck up in qualifying.” The Dutchman has performed recovery drives in recent events, but this time his Sunday surge backfired. Verstappen was rapid during qualifying on a drying circuit but a misunderstanding on Red Bull’s behalf meant he had insufficient fuel in the RB18. Perez was investigated for Safety Car infractions, namely not keeping within 10 car lengths of the Safety Car, but escaped with a separate reprimand and a five-second time penalty. Sergio Perez had endured a difficult run of form in the build-up to the Singapore weekend but responded in fine form.

SINGAPORE — (AP) — Max Verstappen's Formula One title celebrations were put on hold after the Red Bull driver placed seventh at a chaotic Singapore Grand ...

Lewis Hamilton made a rare mistake on Lap 33 and thudded his Mercedes into the crash barrier. Verstappen made a mistake after the second safety car restart, following AlphaTauri driver Yuki Tsunoda's crash on Lap 36. “A difficult race, a good night’s sleep and we will get ready for Japan.” "(It was) incredibly messy.” Soon after, the leading drivers changed tires in a flurry of stops. “I think it's nice for Max to get it in Japan," Perez said. “The media in Formula One makes it ... Perez had secured only two podiums in the previous eight races, a run which included two retirements. (1305 GMT) local time to clear water off the Marina Bay Circuit track following heavy rainfall. I gave everything for the win today.” “The last few laps was so intense I didn’t feel it that much in the car but when I got out I felt it. “This win is really special for me, because I’ve had a bit of a rough patch in the last few races,” he said.

Charles Leclerc wants Ferrari to use the final races of the Formula 1 season as a testbed for nailing its strategy execution.

But after catching the eye outside of the F1 sphere, before his stunning impromptu grand prix debut in Italy, will it lead to a delayed full-time race seat? In a marathon Formula 1 Singapore Grand Prix, Sergio Perez’s victory was only assured hours after the race due to a stewards investigation. A testing return to the Singapore Grand Prix in tricky conditions created plenty of hazards and mistakes for the Formula 1 drivers to fall into.

Sergio Perez took victory at the Formula 1 Singapore Grand Prix from Charles Leclerc, but only after a stewards investigation which delayed the result for ...

But after catching the eye outside of the F1 sphere, before his stunning impromptu grand prix debut in Italy, will it lead to a delayed full-time race seat? In a marathon Formula 1 Singapore Grand Prix, Sergio Perez’s victory was only assured hours after the race due to a stewards investigation. A testing return to the Singapore Grand Prix in tricky conditions created plenty of hazards and mistakes for the Formula 1 drivers to fall into.

Christian Horner has reiterated he is confident Red Bull stayed within Formula One's budget cap rules last season.

“It was a confidential submission between the team and the FIA. The rules identify two types of budget cap breach, those of under 5% are considered minor and any spend above that are considered a serious material breach. After the race on Sunday Horner repeated his belief that the team were well within the regulations.

Aston Martin is surprised it has been linked to a potential Formula 1 cost cap breach in 2021, as it has not been told the outcome of its discussions with ...

But after catching the eye outside of the F1 sphere, before his stunning impromptu grand prix debut in Italy, will it lead to a delayed full-time race seat? In a marathon Formula 1 Singapore Grand Prix, Sergio Perez’s victory was only assured hours after the race due to a stewards investigation. A testing return to the Singapore Grand Prix in tricky conditions created plenty of hazards and mistakes for the Formula 1 drivers to fall into.

The Singapore Grand Prix weekend was awash with speculation that two F1 teams have broken last year's $145 million budget cap limit and could face sanctions ...

But after catching the eye outside of the F1 sphere, before his stunning impromptu grand prix debut in Italy, will it lead to a delayed full-time race seat? In a marathon Formula 1 Singapore Grand Prix, Sergio Perez’s victory was only assured hours after the race due to a stewards investigation. A testing return to the Singapore Grand Prix in tricky conditions created plenty of hazards and mistakes for the Formula 1 drivers to fall into.

Formula 1's first Singapore Grand Prix since 2019 took a while to get underway, but once it did it produced a multitude of talking points.

On the cusp of winning his second consecutive championship, Verstappen downplayed any rumors that Red Bull cheated during his first winning campaign.