Verstappen's Form Continues Taking Singapore Sprint Pole
McLaren says the fix targets a fuel-system issue that has cost Norris about 0.2 seconds per lap, the team said.
- Max Verstappen secured pole position for the Singapore sprint race with a lap of 1 minute, 31.156 seconds.
- Verstappen won the Malaysian Grand Prix the previous weekend, earning his first victory of the season.
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Max Verstappen continues to squeeze the single-place of Red Bull to the maximum. The Dutchman has taken the pole to the sprint of the Singapore GP with an imposing 1’31′′156. George Russell and Charles Leclerc complete the podium of Marina Bay. Andrea Kimi Antonelli will have to go up from the seventh square. Regarding the Spaniards, Fernando Alonso ... Continue reading "Max Verstappen takes the pole to the Sprint in Singapore: Alonso arrives at…
Verstappen on pole for F1’s Singapore sprint as Russell makes up ground on teammate Antonelli
Max Verstappen snatched pole position for the Formula 1 Singapore sprint race in a hectic qualifying session Friday, while Mercedes’ George Russell seized a chance to make up ground on standings leader Kimi Antonelli. Verstappen went fastest by 0.120 of a second from Russell, whose strategy of “all-out attack” this week leaves him starting Saturday’s...
Max Verstappen has never won in Singapore. Tomorrow he has the chance. He starts first in the sprint. – I'm very happy about that, he says.
As in Sepang, so also in Singapore: The Dutch Red Bull driver drives out another top starting position.
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