Red Bull’s Max Verstappen wins first-ever sprint race at F1 Singapore Grand Prix
- Max Verstappen won the first sprint race held at the Formula 1 Singapore Grand Prix, finishing ahead of Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc.
- Verstappen started from pole in the 20-lap event at Marina Bay Street Circuit.
- Heavy rain delayed the start by more than 30 minutes.
- George Russell crashed on the second lap after overtaking Verstappen, while several other drivers also retired.
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Max Verstappen defends pole in the course of Marina Bay, where the 17th race of the Formula 1 calendar will be played.
Singapore. Dutchman Max Verstappen (Red Bull) yesterday signed a perfect day with victory in the esprint race and will be in the first position for the Formula 1 Singapore Grand Prix; in addition, he reached 50 poles in his career within the maximum motor racing circuit.
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