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Published 2 years ago

F1, Perez wins in Singapore despite a 5" penalty. Ferrari on the podium with Leclerc and Sainz

Summary by La Repubblica
The Mexican from Red Bull prevails at the end of a GP that starts late due to the rain and that gives many interruptions. The penalty for not respecting the distance from the last safety car does not affect him. In the standings he will have 2 points less The Monegasque,...

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F1, Perez wins in Singapore despite a 5" penalty. Ferrari on the podium with Leclerc and Sainz

The Mexican from Red Bull prevails at the end of a GP that starts late due to the rain and that gives many interruptions. The penalty for not respecting the distance from the last safety car does not affect him. In the standings he will have 2 points less The Monegasque,...

2 years ago·Turin, Italy
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Il Fatto QuotidianoIl Fatto Quotidiano

F1, Ferrari doesn't take advantage of Verstappen's bad day: Perez wins in Singapore (with a 5-second penalty) ahead of Leclerc - Il Fatto Quotidiano

A very long race, with a lowest common denominator: the two Ferraris behind Sergio Perez's Red Bull. In the absence of Max Verstappen, struggling with a comeback race that ended badly this time (only seventh at the finish line), his Mexican partner triumphs in Singapore. Charles Leclerc was overcome at the start, then tried for two hours to find the right key, but in the end he had to give up. Just like Carlos Sainz, ranked third at the finish l…

2 years ago·Rome, Italy
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F1 – Pérez wins in Singapore ahead of Leclerc and Sainz as Verstappen finishes seventh

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. With Leclerc crossing the line second,  third place went to Carlos Sainz in the other Ferrari. Championship leader Max Verstappen finished seventh. The Dutchman rose steadily through the order after a poor start but then was forced to battle back from 14th after a late-race…

2 years ago·Paris, France
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